Putty Knife EPM KIELNIA SZTUKATORSKA 100×130 mm – EPM model E-322-1110

EPM KIELNIA SZTUKATORSKA putty knife with a 100×130 mm blade is designed for applying and smoothing plaster, putty and other finishing compounds on interior surfaces. The tool is intended for stucco and finishing tasks where achieving an even surface and precise edges is required. Its compact blade size offers control when working on corners, trims and small repair areas in professional and DIY projects.

Advantages

The putty knife provides a flat, stable blade for uniform spreading of materials and accurate feathering at joints. Its dimensions balance reach and maneuverability, allowing for controlled pressure and smooth finishing. The construction is suitable for repeated application and smoothing cycles during interior plastering and repair jobs, supporting steady results on walls and ceilings.

Suitable for

• Applying and smoothing interior plaster and putty
• Finishing stucco and decorative plasterwork
• Small repairs, patching and edge finishing
• Detail work around trims, corners and moldings

Key specifications

• Blade dimensions: 100 × 130 mm
• Tool type: putty knife / plastering trowel
• Intended use: interior finishing and stucco work
• Typical materials: plaster, putty, finishing compounds

How to use

Prepare the surface by removing loose material and ensuring it is clean and dry. Load an appropriate amount of plaster or putty onto the blade and apply with steady pressure, spreading material evenly across the surface. Use the shorter or longer edge of the blade to feather joints and create a smooth transition. For corners and detailed areas, work in controlled passes and remove excess material to avoid buildup. Allow the applied compound to reach recommended drying times before sanding or applying subsequent layers.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select a compatible plaster or putty designed for interior use and follow the material manufacturer’s mixing and drying instructions. Clean the blade after each use to maintain a flat working edge and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.