What wiv u and marshy I'm defo gonna get one,what makes em so good then gibbo?Got one must say very impressed
Trowel or spat ,fecksGot one must say very impressed
Oh for fu cks sake there's more than one superflexy thingy,Trowel or spat ,fecks
its the trowel you wanna get super spreadOh for fu cks sake there's more than one superflexy thingy,
Troweling up I take it but same as thee I have not used oneIs it for putting on or just troweling up or both ? Flex me I'm confused:RpS_blink:
Troweling up I take it but same as thee I have not used one[/QUOTE
just get it out box and lay on and trowel up no need for breaking in, what trowel are you and sspread using at the moment?
M.t 14. InchTroweling up I take it but same as thee I have not used one[/QUOTE
just get it out box and lay on and trowel up no need for breaking in, what trowel are you and sspread using at the moment?
M.t 14. Inch
i have not used my mt on skim since i purchased a 14" s*p*r*lex they are well worth trying. £25 at re.fina.
Time wise and ease on the body comments pleasei have not used my mt on skim since i purchased a 14" s*p*r*lex they are well worth trying. £25 at re.fina.
what the hells a superfex
you can get the s*p*r*lex in 14" john,, im using the 16" at the moment but thinking of going down to 14",,, definitely worth giving one a go john
You can go over your gauge/set earlier and effortlessly flatten and you don't need water either! I didn't believe it till I did it myself. You don't have to put as much pressure on the final trowels either and you left thinking (well I was) this is too bloody easy!?? Apart from cleaning the blade every so often, no water! That was on plasterboard and on blue grit on a reskim too. You wouldn't be dissapointed John if you tried one of these trowels :RpS_thumbup:Time wise and ease on the body comments please
Time wise and ease on the body comments please
they lay on nice and neat and i find i get a finish easy.
my son still uses a mt i he puts a lot more preasure on his trowel then i have to. he has got a nice mt goldback, where as i was never happy with my mt goldback
:RpS_w00t: is he still alive,,, give one ago mate, only good for setting though, :RpS_thumbsup:I might give one a go as I'm in the market for a new trowel as someone decided to use one of mine as a scraper!
Ryan posted it today so if its here tomorrow will be having 3 sets with it on wednesday :RpS_thumbsup:I was waiting for review on ezefecks from @scottie5
well i used it on board work today put on with me carbon mt then three troels without even wiping water on the blade and it left a lovely finish could have got away with 2 but feck the paintersWhat wiv u and marshy I'm defo gonna get one,what makes em so good then gibbo?
As delicate as the plastic thenJust stay away from beads as it will nick the blade and you don't want that!!
Not at all there actually pretty durable john, and bare in mind that because you hardly put any pressure on it , if you do clip anything with it your not pressing hard enough to do any damage.As delicate as the plastic then