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Wooden float 'adds texture to concrete surface'

Published on: Wednesday, 17 March 2010 05:00PM | Author: Editor |
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A wooden float could be a great concrete finishing tool if you want a rougher texture on your concrete surface.

This is the opinion of OnlineTips.org, which said a wooden float serves a similar purpose to a concrete finishing trowel.

However, it noted the decision to use it depends on whether or not you want a completely smooth surface on your concrete pour.

"Floating produces a rougher texture and can be left to harden this way," the site commented.

Similar views were expressed by a contributor to eHow, who said a wooden float could be better than a metal one if you want a more textured, non-skid surface.

"Sweep it across the surface in large arcs," they suggested.

A mahogany wood bullfloat could be one ideal product to consider using for this job.

It is available in two styles and sizes and gives a matt non-slip finish on your concrete surface.
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