Speedskim

eox said:
Haha your a funny guy mind ;) and I'll look in to it any one I'm meant to look at or all the same just different sizes?
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Just speedskim pal u can buy a set from them for £130 odd quid I think roughly but its worth it..blue blade
 
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Just noticed this when I ebayed speedskim....nice little set up for someone starting out
 
Kitchy said:
Ive just added that cost kit up if bought individually and barely came to £200
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wasnt trying to sell you one...although I do have some tartan paint and magic beans if your interested
 
Lodan said:
wasnt trying to sell you one...although I do have some tartan paint and magic beans if your interested
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Just didn't want some fresh courser looking at that post thinking wow wat a deal that is..u know wat them coursers are like pal :-)
 
Kitchy said:
Just didn't want some fresh courser looking at that post thinking wow wat a deal that is..u know wat them coursers are like pal :)
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I only know one person who did a coure and he's ok....witty and handsome aswell
 
theplasterman said:
For some reason (sod knows why) alot of plasterers have a big hang up about new trowels .. I personally don't give a flying monkeys what trowel anyone likes or users.. Never in million years would I of thought a plastic 600 blade would be my favourite trowel..now I can't live without it.
At 22 years old then using it for the rest of your career will no doubt save your body from getting totally mashed up.. It's a no brainer.
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Got to be resentment.

While we knocked our nuts out with 11s 13s and 14s years ago, new kids now got it way easier. And they're going to last longer doing it.
 
What type of pole are you guys using? Literally any decorators pole? I've got a purdy pole that's extendable but it was crap in my white speedskim 1200. Seemed wobbly. In hindsight I should have opted for the 600
 
Cornelius said:
What type of pole are you guys using? Literally any decorators pole? I've got a purdy pole that's extendable but it was crap in my white speedskim 1200. Seemed wobbly. In hindsight I should have opted for the 600
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I never got on with the 1200 so I cut it down to a 800, lovely to use. You need a decent rigid pole ( phnarr phnarr) I put a thread attachment on a metal pole and gives great control
 
300 &1.2 are great for most flattening does make ceilings quicker n easier great on boards but not as great on sand cement.
 
Olican said:
I never got on with the 1200 so I cut it down to a 800, lovely to use. You need a decent rigid pole ( phnarr phnarr) I put a thread attachment on a metal pole and gives great control
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Eh up now he's off again with this ridged pole n oily rags n don't forget the straps or strops ,murder:rolleyes:
 
Been out with pete today for a speedskim day, wanted to get to grips with it before trying it on my own.....understand the hype now....so easy and takes out a lot of work and was interesting seeing vince finish wit it, wouldnt dare myself but looked spanking by the end.
 
Used my Refina spat today and I just don't like it much, I want to get a blue 600 speedskim now. My Mrs will go mad if I buy anymore tools!
 
Cornelius said:
Used my Refina spat today and I just don't like it much, I want to get a blue 600 speedskim now. My Mrs will go mad if I buy anymore tools!
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You need to justify the purchase , just like me:D

Speedskim
 
Cornelius said:
What type of pole are you guys using? Literally any decorators pole? I've got a purdy pole that's extendable but it was crap in my white speedskim 1200. Seemed wobbly. In hindsight I should have opted for the 600
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Ours is same its wobbly but managable
 
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