Plazzies

[lucius]

Today i experimented with a plastic trowel, simple job 1 bag on board so i thought ide give it a try, two coated with steel and flattened with steel left it a while then hit it with the plastic seemed to work half way between floating and finishing then dry troweled with steel perfect finish with no water, ime impressed.

 

[barryed]

I love mine. The plastic angle tool is also fantastic

 

[liverpool_plasterer]

Where they from lads isnt there a lad in bootle making and selling them??

 

[barryed]

Yes he's called carl

 

[bumpyjoe]

refina make them 30 quid off ebay for 20" one's there amazing, take half hour off my guages

 

[essexandy]

Alright I've heard enough, I'll have to buy and try one. I only want an 11 maybe 12in at the most so which make come out tops?

 

[windy]

too small get a 15" :RpS_thumbup: i have 20 and 15 and use 15 on both walls and lids. 20 reserved for big lids

 

[essexandy]

too small get a 15" :RpS_thumbup: i have 20 and 15 and use 15 on both walls and lids. 20 reserved for big lids

Why would 11 or 12in be to small windy? I use that length for everything else.

 

[spunky]

They don't do a 15"?

 

[windy]

i buy mine from carl in Liverpool direct the first one he sold me was a 15". i just find they are easier to use than a steel in the last stages of trowelling up , less skill required to use if that makes sense so using a slightly larger trowel will not be a prob.

These trowels are used a lot more than you would think some spreads try and hide them from other spreads!

 

[Danny]

I have to agree they are nice to use

Danny

 

[CKJ]

I got one off carl 12 months ago. Utter and compete shite. just my opinion

 

[spunky]

I love em where do you get the angle trowel from?

 

[windy]

Carl. He does one with sponge and one wothout

 

[Curry]

has this carl got a website? where do we order from?

 

[bumpyjoe]

refina is the best make its german but there the dogs bollox