Easterlow080708
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Anyone using corner trowels ? If so what you using I’m seeing more and more people using them. Never really been my thing as can never get on with them but they seem to be getting better quality etc now.
Corner trowels
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ChrispyUK
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Ragni is the latest one for me after I trod on last one and it was never quite the same. Most ok as long as you don’t use too soon. Resist.
Easterlow080708
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Well we have moved over to airless spraying we did it at the start of the year before everyone jumped on bandwagon. But obviously still do multi as sometimes not worth getting machine out.
Iv seen the nela ones are they any good ? They do a plastic one aswell but that seems like it’sgonna be to flexi.
it’s more do just to fly round a room to get corners looking good ready for sand
Iv seen the nela ones are they any good ? They do a plastic one aswell but that seems like it’sgonna be to flexi.
it’s more do just to fly round a room to get corners looking good ready for sand
paulf
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ChrispyUK
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that’s the one Pauly. Don’t use it that much due to what I encounter, but seems decent...prob the best one I’ve used so far.
Easterlow080708
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Might give one a spin
tapit
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not recommended.
ChrispyUK
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what do you use?
paulf
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That's under development at the moment.
tapit
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Corner trowel but never spin it otherwise you have an external corner.
Cockney
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I use MT plastic adjustable
the plastic Nela twitcher does a nice job, but it has a life span of around 1 week before it comes unstuck. i tried several different types of glue before i binned it.
Cockney
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billymultifinish
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wtf is that thing? looks like it belongs in the kitchen drawer with the wifes gear.
pointless instrument. suitable only for wavy cornering.
pointless instrument. suitable only for wavy cornering.
essexandy
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Nice clean trowel, proper tradesman.
paulf
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It was drummed into me by my tradesman and as you know back then you didn't have 40 trowels, one for roughcast/render/floating and one for finishing.
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paulf
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Oh william,wtf is that thing? looks like it belongs in the kitchen drawer with the wifes gear.
pointless instrument. suitable only for wavy cornering.
Shamrock78
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This Ragni one is the best I've used. Straight out of the box and doesn't leave any lines with the rounded corners
beader
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FFS dont let Vincey see this post as it will blow his mind ...................just saying.
billymultifinish
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sledgehammer
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wtf is that thing? looks like it belongs in the kitchen drawer with the wifes gear.
pointless instrument. suitable only for wavy cornering.
certainly true