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Hi Folks
Would any pros like to put up a review of these filler blades
If so PM me your address and I can send some out to you.
Cheers
Would any pros like to put up a review of these filler blades
If so PM me your address and I can send some out to you.
Cheers
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Sorry Puma Image not showing. is this the correct link ?
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Filler-Filli ... SwGfZfBJpA
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Filler-Filli ... SwGfZfBJpA
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Continental filler knives like that are great, I only have a cheapo set but I really like them.
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Sorry this is what they look like.
They fit comfortably in to your palm unlike the usual ones.
They fit comfortably in to your palm unlike the usual ones.
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Oh yes they do look nice to use.
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Turned up yesterday, thx Puma.
I think they are great. The handle looks good and fits your hand very well almost setting you in the right position to apply filler.
I'm not a fan of the normal ones as it's always uncomfortable, these crafted handles not only eliminate that but they then become a pleasure to use.
Nice bit of flex on the steel too, just right for my needs.
So definitely recommend.
I think they are great. The handle looks good and fits your hand very well almost setting you in the right position to apply filler.
I'm not a fan of the normal ones as it's always uncomfortable, these crafted handles not only eliminate that but they then become a pleasure to use.
Nice bit of flex on the steel too, just right for my needs.
So definitely recommend.
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Thanks Desmondo - it's great that you like them! A relief! Your review is much appreciated.
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Thanks for the offer but I just need the one review here for the moment.
They are for sale here https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Filler-Filli ... 3042164505 if you fancy them. In my opinion, as you have to hold them for hours at a time sometimes, they are worth buying!
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Mate, I honestly like em and can see me buying replacements. It's that grip - like I said - sets you up nicely.
I will also be trying your paint stirrers when my current ones get toooooo heavy!
I will also be trying your paint stirrers when my current ones get toooooo heavy!
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