Draper Redline 69118 280 mm Soft Grip Philadelphia Trowel

Good for what I needed it for I.e a small patch to be replastered. However can see some signs of rust starting already. Cleaned well and dried so only time will tell

Good item, easy to use and clean, good value for money, recommend.

I used it to redo the joins in my sandstone patio and was good no sign of rust.

For the price I didn't expect much, but only needed it to plaster a few walls.I was surprised when I used it did the job as good as a more expensive brand.Only advice is as soon as you have finished using the tool was it completely clean and spray with some WD-40 and it will last ages.Mine looks brand new still.

Does what it says on mthe tin.

I have an old wooden handled trowel which was my granddads, but needed another as me and my brother were tackling some spot plastering a few months ago. It's unfair to compare – and I'm only a simple DIY'er – but you only realise how rigid these new ones are when you have an older, much used one to compare it to.The wooden handled one is pretty much a dream to use, with the shape gently curving, with the edges worn down make smoothening easy. This was clunky and thick by comparison. I'm obviously not going to take any points away because it is what it is, but just be aware that you're going to have to use it a lot to break it in properly.

Ok for the odd job, did fine

Does the job for DIY but not for a professional every day use .