PERFECTFINISH TOOLKIT
6 blades suited for small surfaces and sprayed plaster finishing: from precise filling (20 mm) to decorative smoothing (150 mm). Clean work on ceilings, corners and difficult…
Flexible 500 ml bowl for mixing small quantities of plaster. Its smooth surface gives a consistent mix, and hardened plaster pops out with a simple squeeze, for easy cleaning.
Estimated delivery: 24-48h
To mix a small amount of plaster without getting out a bucket, this tall oval bowl made of flexible material is the accessory that prevents waste. Its smooth inner surface allows for a consistent mix. Once the plaster has hardened, the residue comes away with a simple squeeze of the sides, with no effort or scraping. It is well suited to touch-ups, filling holes and small preparation jobs before painting.
For an even mix, first pour the water into the bowl, then sprinkle in the plaster. Follow the proportions and times indicated on your plaster's packaging, as they vary from one product to another. Stir with a spatula or a filling knife until you obtain a smooth paste, free of lumps.
Only mix what you can apply before it sets. The 500 ml capacity is suited to filling and touch-ups: it is better to mix small quantities several times than a volume that hardens in the bowl.
Once the plaster has hardened, the flexibility of the bowl does the work. Pinch and squeeze the sides: the dry residue loosens and pops out. The bowl is then ready to be used again, with no water or brush.
| Capacity | 1.5 L |
| Material | Rubber |
| Maintenance | Water cleaning |
| Type of use | Plaster, mortar, cement, renders |
| Main advantage | Flexibility and easy cleaning |
| Target audience | Professionals and DIYers |
| Approximate dimensions | 127 x 95 mm |
Never rinse a bowl full of fresh plaster in the sink: plaster setting in the traps is the classic cause of blockages on site. Leave the remainder to harden in the bowl, release it by squeezing the sides, then dispose of it with the rubble. This way, the bowl is cleaned almost dry.
Before the next mix, remove any small flakes left on the sides. Fragments of plaster that have already set speed up the setting of the next mix and leave grains in the filler. Keep one bowl dedicated to plaster and another for resin-based products, to avoid contamination.
Yes, the rubber mixing bowl is versatile and suitable for mixing mortar, cement, various renders and other construction materials. It adapts equally well to masonry work as to artistic applications requiring precise mixes.
Clean the bowl immediately after use with clean water before the product hardens. Thanks to the flexibility of the rubber, you can slightly deform the bowl to dislodge residues. If plaster has dried, soak the bowl in water then use the flexibility of the material to crack and remove hardened pieces.
The 1.5 litre capacity allows you to prepare mixes for small to medium-scale work: repairs, localised finishes, joints. This capacity prevents waste and ensures your mix remains fresh and usable before it sets.
Yes, the rubber used for this type of bowl is designed to resist common construction products such as plaster, mortar, cement and renders. This resistance guarantees durability over time even with regular professional use.
Absolutely. The rubber mixing bowl is used by both professionals and discerning DIYers. Its robustness and ease of cleaning make it a reliable tool for daily site use. For large projects, craftspeople appreciate having several on hand.
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