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Excellent, item new and exactly like promo.

I’ve always been a drywall knife person. It’s what I learned on when patching walls or taping joints, and I stuck to it out of habit more than anything else. Every few years, I’d pull out my set of knives — working my way up from narrow to wide as I got closer to that final feathered top coat — and feel perfectly at home. So when I first picked up this GREBSTK Drywall Trowel, I genuinely wasn’t sure what to expect. I knew trowels from my concrete work — smoothing out small pads, fixing walkways, or spreading thinset under tiles — but using one for drywall just wasn’t on my radar.I have to say, it didn’t take long to realize what I had been missing. While there is absolutely a learning curve (I wouldn’t recommend a first-timer jump straight to a trowel without practicing), the transition …

The manufacturer took care on this trowel including edge connectors and foam around the float and handle. This feels well in hand and will have to see how it holds up with the variety of projects I have in mind for it.

Pretty good build quality. The trowel is lightweight and the handle is plastic, but it gets the job done. Handling the trowel with mug has no issue. Worked for me just fine. Recommend if you want something lightweight.

About the same quality as the cheapest trowel you can get from the big home improvement stores. Very light plastic handle, maybe too light, I'm more used to wood but it's a personal preference. Please clean these as soon as you're finished with them if you want them to last.

I bought a couple drywall tools in person at Lowe's, and if I leave the joint compound on them for too long, or they are a little too wet after rinsing, they start rusting VERY quickly. But this trowel has not, and it is subject to the same conditions. So it is a really good quality.

el material del que esta echo deberia, ser mas resistente, y en acero inoxidable,

At 9-1/2 x 4, this is a small trowel. The blade is extremely thin, and the plastic handle seems to be glued to it (you can see the deformations on the business side). While it does seem to have the slight curvature you'd expect, mine also has a corner that's bent asymmetrically inward.While there are certainly applications that call for a small trowel, you still need the stability and rigidity of a full-size tool. This one cuts corners (literally!) in too many ways....I don't think I would trust it for fine finish work.Maybe it'd be handy for quickly spreading mud or plaster in a smaller area when you intend to switch to a knife for finishing. I could only see using it for those thinner materials, by the way...the description mentions "concrete trowel" as a potential use, but it seems far