Stuck trowel NEO tools 50-137 80 mm horseshoe blade with dual-material handle

NEO tools stuck trowel 50-137 is an 80 mm horseshoe-profile finishing trowel designed for precise plastering and smoothing of small surfaces. The compact horseshoe-shaped blade allows work close to corners, edges and detailed areas, while the dual-material ergonomic handle improves grip and control during prolonged use. This tool is intended for interior plaster finishing, patch repairs and trimming tasks where accuracy and maneuverability are required.

Advantages

The horseshoe-shaped 80 mm blade provides access to narrow and contoured spaces that flat trowels cannot reach, enabling accurate finishing around openings and moldings. The dual-material handle combines a firm core with a softer outer layer to reduce slipping and improve comfort, resulting in better control during delicate smoothing and patching. The compact size supports quick local repairs and detailed work without the fatigue associated with larger tools.

Suitable for

• Finishing small plaster surfaces and touch-ups
• Smoothing around corners, moldings and window/door frames
• Patching holes and local repairs in interior walls
• Detail trimming of joint compound and filler

Key specifications

• Blade shape: horseshoe profile
• Blade width: 80 mm
• Intended use: stucco, finishing, patching and trimming
• Handle: dual-material ergonomic design for improved grip
• Application area: interior plaster and repair tasks

How to use

Hold the trowel by the ergonomic dual-material handle and position the horseshoe blade so the curved sides follow the contour you need to finish. Apply joint compound, plaster or filler to the work area and use the narrow blade to spread and smooth material with short, controlled strokes. For edges and corners, work from the center of the patch outward, adjusting angle and pressure to achieve a uniform surface. Clean the blade after use to prevent material buildup and maintain performance.

Usage recommendations

Use the trowel for small-scale finishing and repairs rather than large-area plastering. Keep the blade clean and dry between uses and store in a protected place to prevent bending or damage. Match blade angle and pressure to the material consistency for best results.