internal 120 angle issue

[platinum]

whats the best way to get a nice finish on a 120 degree internal agle..... i dont mean on a external beaded angle i understand to just stretch the bead for this .... but an internal angle if i'm making sense???? do you just do the best you can or is there a trick to it??

 

[warriorupnorth]

If its just a skim i do it free hand (used to use a straight edge in early days). I just use a straight edge When roughing now. But until you feel confident use a straight edge or even a thin coat stop bead if you like

 

[rockhardsolidplastering]

do one side first and then ping a chalk line down finished side 2 or 3mm on and work to it will look mint

 

[Gibbo]

buy an adjustable internal angle trowel done in one go sorted

 

[warriorupnorth]

There ya go at least four options

 

[spunkybum]

curve it

 

[warriorupnorth]

curve it

Thats Oasis n his corners innit?? ;D ;D Don't look back in anger , still chuklin at that one

 

[spunkybum]

:-X :-X :-X
rockhard what happens when you go over the line with plaster?

 

[del]

knock the wall down, and build it 90, hope this helps !!!

 

[platinum]

nice one lads cheers for the info.... work to the straight edge sounds good to me.... thanks warrior

 

[rockhardsolidplastering]

spunky keep the back of your trowel clean take your time and work away from line just like colouring in,if any goes over take it off

 

[bigsegs]

spunky keep the back of your trowel clean take your time and work away from line just like colouring in,if any goes over take it off

colouring in ;D ;D ;D
i think spunky was takin the p'ss mate... its just spunky.. ;D

 

[spunkybum]

no serious ;D.......if you ping a chalk line how the fook can you work to it ???...a little bit of chalk on board doesnt stop youre trowel moving around when youre troweling up ......also how does the stop bead thing work cause when youve done one side youre still working into a hard angle ?