Plastic Trowel

[DMA]

Plazzy's have a place in the trade, they are useful .... but jeezus aren't they fragile divas?

They nick & scratch far too easily, and don't leave them in a hot place or they will melt .. and store them flat or they will bend out of shape.

And the s*p*r*lex isn't much better!
I even managed to ruin the edge of mine by catching it with the copper band of a brush while cleaning it? I'm constantly running it down a fine knife file to take the dinks out ..... and drop it & it's ferked for good!

Not fit for purpose, but good while it's running ..... bit like an Italian motorbike really!

 

[bubbles65]

Yeah but right at this moment, someone is working on the plastic trowel with a steel tip :RpS_thumbup:


Full circle is achieved :RpS_thumbsup:

 

[DMA]

Yeah but right at this moment, someone is working on the plastic trowel with a steel tip :RpS_thumbup:


Full circle is achieved :RpS_thumbsup:

Carbon fibre trowel with a titanium blade .. and a go faster stripe!

 

[lucius]

Ive tried it all now,spats, speed skims, well it was a cavity closure and plazzie, yes they all work but all second rate finishes and really not much quicker than traditional so don't bother anymore the only thing I keep handy is a sponge float for the odd occasion I get caught out basicly all that other stuff is only good for MP,my opinion anyway

 

[jeanclaudevangyproc]

Spats no good then lucius I was thinking of trying the eze spat

 

[lucius]

Try one mate not saying they are no good just don't work for me, all my plastering these days are my own extensions not big areas just has to be quality, trad steel does it for me.

 

[jeanclaudevangyproc]

I might give one a go which one did you use eze? Or refina?

 

[lucius]

Not sure who supplies them here as I got mine in spain but its the red one.

 

[jeanclaudevangyproc]

Think thars the excaliber one that's red I will have a look ta mate