Speedskim® The NEW SF is Here!
- Thread starter Danny
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Picked mine up today from the post office, it looks very good I'd even go as far to say @theplasterman may be right on this one.
theplasterman right on something......i won't believe it
I must admit I'm struggling with the idea lol
With regards to ripples.......I had those fears, and did a bit of an experiment....
Let the first coat really pull in after giving it the beans with a blue speedy....really flat...
Second coat it nice and tight, wash up, then speedy it, then leave it a bit, then trowel or steel blade it to finish
No ripples, no stripes. (Least that's my experience).
Vincey
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Had to get it out there before rwf did then it would of been even worse to watch and probably would of lasted 30 minute's
Yeah but we would have seen every room in that building (twice), and he'd have shown the connecting to the pole, and how to decide how long to make the pole once the blade had been connected...in short, a proper job......
Vincey
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It was alot longer and there's more to come.. Sorry lads
whitebeam
Active Member
First time I've seen that used, looks neat but do you give the final coat with trowels.
Vincey
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That's final trowel mate
Formby plastering
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That wasn't loan ruining the video there was it??
Formby plastering
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Apologies lodan
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Deleted member 29624
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No mate not me on camera, wish it was would have been an easier day than what I was doing
Richard Drayton
New Member
Hi Richard,
We are working on something bespoke for best storage but unfortunately it wont be available till spring 2017. Its pretty cool so watch this space early next year.
In the meantime...
Its important that Speedskim equipment is stored correctly.
The ranges (including spare blades) all come with robust PVC blade guards. These should be fitted back on the blade when not in use and when being stored. This in its self gives good support and protection.
When storing in a van (as example) its important that no other tools or material are on top of the equipment. Ideally any storage solutions should be at least semi rigid.
To help I've inserted a link below to something fairly suitable. We would recommend something like this but strongly suggest inserting a 9mm plywood liner.
Please note the link below is a guide only and we cant vouch for any third party sellers.
Hope this is useful info..
Hope you enjoy using your New design SF products...
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Studiohut-Stands-Tripods-Umbrellas-Accessories/dp/B007MBFT9W/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1476519797&sr=8-4&keywords=48"+light+stand+cases
Richard Drayton
New Member
Thanks they had their first use today 35m hit on old crap artex sealed with better contact and it was a doddle apart from laying in barely broke a sweat! Big day tomoz but all on board
Vincey
Private Member
Mate it's british made , of course it is, imo
Try the 600 you tight arsed twit, don't go all big balls with 1.2 at first.
Give over Vince my trowels nearly 600 lol..go big or go home as there say..Mate it's british made , of course it is, imo
Try the 600 you tight arsed twit, don't go all big balls with 1.2 at first.
Have u had a eze?Mate it's british made , of course it is, imo
Try the 600 you tight arsed twit, don't go all big balls with 1.2 at first.
Vincey
Private Member
To be fair I only used my mates kitchy not actually owned my own one so I shouldn't say it's better ... It is nick named the messiah of trowels though and is 100% made in u.k ... Finishes 9.59 out of 10 as well.
Look forward to your review ... Big balls .
Il get 1 in nxt couple weeks..cnt wait to rip it to bitsTo be fair I only used my mates kitchy not actually owned my own one so I shouldn't say it's better ... It is nick named the messiah of trowels though and is 100% made in u.k ... Finishes 9.59 out of 10 as well.
Look forward to your review ... Big balls .
..doing aload of beading nxt week in Whitley bay! 500m of the T***s so not going to need 1 for nxt week or so