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    Hi all

    My latest headache was dealing with the internal wall corners drifting out all over the place and it could be seen even after I had tiled which looked rubbish. I understand the powdered adhesive i'm using can be used to fill out and straighten the internal corners and make sound before tiling. Can someone please spell out how this can be done effectively and which tools I would need to achieve this. I'm looked on youtube but not found anything useful.

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    Find can be usefull
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    plastering trowel and a good straight length of 4 x 2 inch
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