For example old houses or conservatories where there are 125 degree internal angles.
I have replastered plenty of these and the angle was very sharp (vertically), we always work wet to wet as we knock out big areas at a time and normally use corner pro trowel to round in angle, or alternatively roll angle left to right with trowel , creating a rounded angle. what i would like to know is if anyone knows how to form angle without rolling in? (Vertically). Some of the joiners find it hard to fit skirtings if corner has been rolled due to angle and build up of plaster on skirting board level. Have seen an adjustable internal corner trowel but never tried it! Any sugestions
I have replastered plenty of these and the angle was very sharp (vertically), we always work wet to wet as we knock out big areas at a time and normally use corner pro trowel to round in angle, or alternatively roll angle left to right with trowel , creating a rounded angle. what i would like to know is if anyone knows how to form angle without rolling in? (Vertically). Some of the joiners find it hard to fit skirtings if corner has been rolled due to angle and build up of plaster on skirting board level. Have seen an adjustable internal corner trowel but never tried it! Any sugestions