I find stainless more heavy i only use carbon 16 x 4
Do you use them for backing coats gibbo?
I've got a 14x4 carbon and it is lovely to use. Bit of a pain putting ceilings on so I ended up using my ss cus it's wider. Must get the carbon out tomorrow and give it a little tlc. Might even show it a bit of plastering
Most of the lads that have been brought up on SS Permashape trowels would struggle like hell putting on with a carbon IMHO Gary.
I suppose why carbon trowels maybe not the plasterers choice and don't want to keeping going into the past but we do not do sand and cement rendering on new builds anymore. When we use to use to be rendering at least a couple days a week this would really keep your carbon trowel really clean.
yes spunky i doDo you use them for backing coats gibbo?
I suppose why carbon trowels maybe not the plasterers choice and don't want to keeping going into the past but we do not do sand and cement rendering on new builds anymore. When we use to use to be rendering at least a couple days a week this would really keep your carbon trowel really clean.
the second but on a flat surface should bend it backwhen you say a tap are we talking a loving tap or hold it tight and give it a bit of a bang (but only a bit)
i sat there for a while today with an oil stone some sand paper and a tin of wd40 cleaning my one up today andy but i think more work is needed still before i let it loose on finish
My ss marshalltown gold came today but the handle is red and black and not red and gold like my other ones. The blade looks a bit darker like the gold one does, is this normal or have i been sent wrong one?