Couteau à enduire 60 cm – Professional Curved Blade Plastering Knife for Smooth Finishes (Available in Mauritius)
The Couteau à enduire lame galbée is a curved blade plastering knife designed for applying, spreading and finishing plaster, jointing compound and skim coat. Its slightly curved (galbée) blade delivers smooth, controlled feathering, ideal for blending edges and achieving fine finishing detail. Now available in Mauritius, the Couteau à enduire 60 cm is particularly suitable for plastering and finishing works in local homes, apartments, offices or commercial projects.
• Curved blade plaster knife (various widths depending on availability)
• Suitable for detailed finishing and feathering work
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| Property | Specification |
|---|---|
| Tool Type | Curved blade plastering knife |
| Blade Shape | Curved (galbée) flexible blade |
| Blade Material | Stainless steel or high-carbon steel (model dependent) |
| Handle Type | Ergonomic non-slip handle |
| Primary Use | Feathering, smoothing, blending and finishing plaster |
It is used for feathering, smoothing and blending plaster or joint compound. The curved blade helps create softer edges and smooth transitions, making it ideal for final finishing before painting.
The curved shape allows even pressure distribution across the surface, reducing lines and ridges. It helps create blended finishes that look natural, especially when joining two areas of plaster or skim coat.
Yes, beginners can use it effectively because the curved blade naturally reduces edge marks. However, practicing the angle and pressure helps achieve perfect results similar to professional finishers.
It can be used, but it is mainly designed for finishing coats. For heavy application or large volumes of plaster, a wider or flat trowel is more efficient.
Most models feature a semi-flexible curved blade. This flexibility helps follow surface contours while still smoothing out imperfections, making it perfect for finishing work.
The blade is typically stainless steel or high-carbon steel depending on the model. Stainless steel offers rust resistance, while carbon steel provides more flexibility and smoother performance.
Yes. The curved blade is excellent for blending ceiling joints and finishing skim coats. Proper stance and steady pressure help maintain a smooth, controlled finish overhead.
Remove excess material immediately after use. Rinse with clean water and wipe dry. Avoid scraping dried plaster with metal tools as it can scratch the blade and affect finish quality.
It is perfect for plasterboard joints, skim coat finishing, patch repairs, and transition smoothing. The curved blade allows seamless blending across the entire surface.
Store it flat or hang it so the curved blade doesn’t deform. Keep it dry to prevent corrosion and avoid placing heavy objects on top to maintain its shape.
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