Sharp internals

LTJ

LTJ

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Seen lads on videos using what looks like a small black plastic putty knife or scraper to get sharp as fuuck intervals, have any of you lads got any idea where they get them from?
 
LTJ said:
Seen lads on videos using what looks like a small black plastic putty knife or scraper to get sharp as fuuck intervals, have any of you lads got any idea where they get them from?
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Wonder if it’s the marshalltown adjustable
They are a great tool
 
Vincey said:
Wonder if it’s the marshalltown adjustable
They are a great tool
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They look a good tool but what I’ve seen these lads using looks like a putty knife except it’s a black plastic with holes in the handle, shite description I know but the internals look very very sharp and clean from using them
 
Don’t do to good of a job remember the better you finish the less decorator has to do and he probably earns more than you :sorprendido3:
 
essexandy said:
The sharpest internals are when you do opposites. Absolutely no question. I've had no end of comments about it over the years.
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That's how I was taught when I was an apprentice to plaster the opposites,I do it every now and again but as I got older and quicker and can put more gear on I started using the twitcher but I agree the best internals are when doing opposite walls
 
LTJ said:
Seen lads on videos using what looks like a small black plastic putty knife or scraper to get sharp as fuuck intervals, have any of you lads got any idea where they get them from?
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Sharp internals

Was it this? It’s the dogs
 
raggles said:
their intended use is for splayed angles and forming a radius but, I think they are more of a jointing tool really
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They’re good for the angle on a double barrelled ceiling. I’ve not used them for internals myself, just thought that might have been what the op was referring too
 
Complete said:
They’re good for the angle on a double barrelled ceiling. I’ve not used them for internals myself, just thought that might have been what the op was referring too
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Not that no but cheers mate (y) I think I’ll just stick to Twitching early on and then trowelling out which gets them looking sharp aswell or try the twitching once near set
 
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