O'Boyle plastering
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Hey l was wondering l need a aluminum dasher does anyone know where l could get one,All the dashers I've bought in the past are to heavy.
Dasher advice
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O'Boyle plastering
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6" or 10" which 1 is best.
S a plastering
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I use them little coal shovels just flatten the ends down light as fk
I know
The Hobo
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It' died a death like most of the trade has ,i can't see ally ones lasting long
Tinytom
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Can still get them I bought one last year
essexandy
The Lake Governor
What happened to just using the back of the trowel you're putting on with?
10-in refina, stainless though, if weights is an issue You're not shuffling the old boy enough
The Hobo
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Ho come on Andy thought you would know better easiest way to f**k up a good trowel that is
paulf
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Cos you end up with a trowel like a tramps shoe, good luck trying do a wet dash with the back of your trowel.
Before you get all humpty I'm talking about mere mortals, not you.*
*plastering s*x God
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The Hobo
Well-Known Member
I don't think them hawk carriers down south could do wet dash let alone harling direct to stone work
essexandy
The Lake Governor
Us southern hawk carriers have more sense than to take on wet dashing jobs nowadays.
The Hobo
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You feeling your age Andy patching only lol