X Trowel - Stainless Steel Venetian Plastering Trowel With Wooden Handle
The exciting X Trowel forms part of a new breed of tools supplied by the fast growing, Marmorino Tools company. This stainless steel trowel is made up of a delightful wooden handle that provides excellent control, with providing an assuring, solid grip.
The flexible, 0.5mm thick blade, made from low friction stainless steel, significantly reduces the amount of dark patches that typically appear on the surface of the finish via burnishing. This makes the X Trowel an excellent choice for Venetian plasters, Polished plasters & Microcement.
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X Trowel - Stainless Steel Venetian Plastering Trowel With Wooden Handle
X Trowel - Stainless Steel Venetian Plastering Trowel With Wooden Handle
The exciting X Trowel forms part of a new breed of tools supplied by the fast growing, Marmorino Tools company. This stainless steel trowel is made up of a delightful wooden handle that provides excellent control, with providing an assuring, solid grip.
The flexible, 0.5mm thick blade, made from low friction stainless steel, significantly reduces the amount of dark patches that typically appear on the surface of the finish via burnishing. This makes the X Trowel an excellent choice for Venetian plasters, Polished plasters & Microcement.
Original: $80.44
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The exciting X Trowel forms part of a new breed of tools supplied by the fast growing, Marmorino Tools company. This stainless steel trowel is made up of a delightful wooden handle that provides excellent control, with providing an assuring, solid grip.
The flexible, 0.5mm thick blade, made from low friction stainless steel, significantly reduces the amount of dark patches that typically appear on the surface of the finish via burnishing. This makes the X Trowel an excellent choice for Venetian plasters, Polished plasters & Microcement.
