raggles
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I'll second that but never brave enough on big areas. Paranoia always got the best of me. Used to use it mono too but, only ever did small areas.I use a speedskim for all my sand and cement rendering.
I'll second that but never brave enough on big areas. Paranoia always got the best of me. Used to use it mono too but, only ever did small areas.I use a speedskim for all my sand and cement rendering.
Would that be the angle of the dangle matey?All about the angle
Your twisting my melon man. LolNo I don't have my gear wet at all cockney.
I would never have believed it until I tried it.
There you go my rendering speedskim.
Definitely not mate.Your twisting my melon man. Lol
All about the angle
Would that be the angle of the dangle matey?
lovelyDefinitely not mate.
I long ago came to the conclusion that my six foot ali featheredge was total overkill for outside rendering. 1.2m speedskim and that's it now.
Is there a problem mate?Sweet Jesus this has to be a piss take if not this trade is f**k*d
do you use a handboard or a hawkHi,
I've been looking all over the web to understand the differences between these tools and when to use them.
As far as I can see they are both long, straight and flat blades. The difference seems to be that the Darby is made of metal (aluminium) and the Speedskim is made from plastic.
Here's some links to the tools I'm talking about:
Darby: https://www.screwfix.com/p/forge-st...O72c8Isb1fzDmqa-A9waAs7LEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
Speedskim: https://www.screwfix.com/p/ox-speedskim-semi-flex-plastering-rule-48-1200mm/9708x
I want to know if these things are actually different to each other and if they are, then how? And at what times would you use them?
and mine m8Your twisting my melon man. Lol
do you use a handboard or a hawk
no they only sell hawksand does he shop at Aldi or Waitrose/M&S?
no they only sell hawks
Try the plastic flex version on final pass, works a treat!!Speedskim is awesome...
Takes some getting use to it but when you suss that out you wont look back.
I was taught to use a feather edge on skim to get straight ceiling lines for when coving and what not so teh speedskim was an easy thing to understandD