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Default Cleaning floats and trowels for plastering

On 12/01/2012 22:50, george [dicegeorge] wrote:
All my floats and trowels are coated with cement and rust,
but now i want to do some smooth top coats of plaster.

After scraping off the cement with a chisel and wirebrush
what should I do?

After using them I used to rinse them then leave them to dry.
Is there a better way of doing it?

Should I segregate top coat plaster tools away from any cementy work?


For finish work I bought myself a marshaltown permashape stainless
trowel. Very nice to use, and no rust - just rinse clean when done ;-)


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John.

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