Refina 228529 18'' Plaziflex Plastic Skimming Trowel - White - Blade Only

Refina 228525 18'' Plaziflex Plastic Skimming Trowel - White - Blade Only

REFINA PLAZIFLEX trowels are designed with a premium 2.0mm white plastic blade and FLEXIBACK foam layer which gives a supportive, flexible working technique that results in an exceptionally smooth and flat finished wall or ceiling.

The FLEXIBACK design provides flexibility across the blade width but maintains rigidity along the length making it a perfect trowel for curves and swoops. The innovative lightweight plastic blade also helps to reduce day to day working fatigue and aids in the relief of common elbow and

Features:
Innovative 2.0mm flexible plastic blade design with foam back
Lightweight to use
Two component design
Provides excellent finish on plasters and compounds
Reduces overall plastering fatigue
Interchangeable plastic blades
Incorporates a detachable REFINA premium 8" Midget Trowel
Soft grip composite handle
Rust-free stainless steel trowel
Supplied with edge protection
Manufactured in the UK

Sizes:
12x5½" (300x140x2.0mm)
14x5½" (350x140x2.0mm)
16x5½" (400x140x2.0mm)
18x5½" (450x140x2.0mm)
20x5½" (500x140x2.0mm)
24x5½" (600x140x2.0mm)

Care and Maintenance:
In order to provide optimal performance, the PLAZIFLEX range has been developed using specialised flexible plastics, however, the durability of these plastics means that they require some care in order to prolong use. If one of the edges becomes damaged during use, it can often be rectified by rubbing along the edge with a wet and dry sandpaper block.

The midget trowel shoe fittings are designed to have a snug fit in order to give good tactile feedback when in use. To avoid difficulty in inserting the handle, it is recommended that the handle is removed and the shoe fitting cleaned after each use. To ease fitting the handle apply a water or silicone-based lubricant

When not in use, keep the provided edge protectors in place on the trowel. High temperature environments such as radiators, window sills or car dashboards can cause warping. Moderate warping can often be rectified by flexing the trowel along its length (i.e. toe towards heel), in both directions.