roryston
Well-Known Member
Chatting with my old boss this morning about tools
Talking about all these new super flexy, speedy finishing, no need for troweling, etc tools about now....
He's the best spread I know and very set in original ways, 1 trowel for rendering 1 for skimming, hawk, gauger, and bucket trowel. He says there would be no market for these tools if the quality of the plaster wasn't so shite. 10 years ago there was nothing wrong with skim, always predictable and used to be lovely gear, he thinks since all these new tools been released the quality of the plaster has dropped.......
I can vouch for multi finish being absolutely crap over the past couple of years and I'm sure I few of you lads agree, but would that be the reason why all these new tools are starting to take over the traditional tools?
Talking about all these new super flexy, speedy finishing, no need for troweling, etc tools about now....
He's the best spread I know and very set in original ways, 1 trowel for rendering 1 for skimming, hawk, gauger, and bucket trowel. He says there would be no market for these tools if the quality of the plaster wasn't so shite. 10 years ago there was nothing wrong with skim, always predictable and used to be lovely gear, he thinks since all these new tools been released the quality of the plaster has dropped.......
I can vouch for multi finish being absolutely crap over the past couple of years and I'm sure I few of you lads agree, but would that be the reason why all these new tools are starting to take over the traditional tools?