An Ultra Tough Poly Handle..."The Feel of Wood, The Toughness of Poly",
Won't Chip, Gouge, or Peel
An extra large rivet head
Perfect Set corners that are precisely formed to reduce finishing lines
Ultra smooth rotary polished finish, no cross grinding marks
A float and trowel may look the same and even be referred to each other as the same tool, but in fact they are two different tools, with distinct differences. A trowel is used to produce a hard, dense, and shiny smooth concrete surface. A float is used to push down or embed the concrete aggregates while floating the concrete "creme" or mortar to the top, for a level smooth surface. Floating will always be a necessary step in finishing, but troweling will not. The type of finish produced by a trowel is most commonly seen on garage floors or basement floors. It is important that using a trowel is always done in the proper sequence. If not done after floating and at the right time, a trowel will seal the concrete prematurely locking in bleed water which causes imperfections down the road.
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