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The Faithfull Flexifit Trowel (FAIPFLEX14NF) is designed for professional plasterers and DIY enthusiasts who require a sturdy, rigid tool for applying base coats or achieving a smooth final finish. As the thickest option in the Flexi Blade range, it offers excellent control for rendering and plastering tasks; however, users should note that it lacks the foam backing found in other models, resulting in a firmer, less forgiving surface contact.
| Model Part Number | FAIPFLEX14NF |
|---|---|
| Brand | Faithfull |
Yes, but because it is more rigid than the foam-backed models, beginners should practice technique to ensure even pressure.
No, this blade is specifically designed as a replacement or additional blade for the FAIPFLEXMAS Flexi Master Trowel system.
Clean immediately after use with water. Avoid using harsh metal scrapers which could scratch the surface.
The foam backing is typically used for softer, more flexible finishing. This model excludes it to provide a firmer, more traditional feel for heavier work.
The blade measures 39.3 cm in height and 15.5 cm in depth.
Check the connection channels on the Flexi Master handle for dried plaster; clean thoroughly and re-insert the blade.
Ensure you are using the rounded edge for finishing coats; if marks persist, check the edge for small nicks or dried material residue.
To attach the blade, slide the plastic blade into the tracks of the FAIPFLEXMAS Flexi Master Trowel handle until it locks firmly into place. Ensure the handle is clean of debris before attachment to prevent wobble. After use, it is essential to clean the steel blade immediately with water and a soft sponge to prevent plaster buildup or oxidation. Once dry, store in a cool, dry place away from direct impact to maintain the blade's edge integrity.
