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Hey folks,
I aquired a flatbed tile skimmer of a retired colleague some time ago .
The skimmer had a 13 in / by 13 in metal flat bed with ... -
tile skimmer
Hey folks,
I aquired a flatbed tile skimmer of a retired colleague some time ago .
The skimmer had a 13 in / by 13 in metal flat bed with two runners either side for combing over the tile and adhesive leaving an even set depth of adhesive on the back of the tile before laying.The combs were either seratted or flat
I recently leant it to someone and that person has lost it ,they say it was stolen.
Wonder if anyone can tell me where to acquire another one or something that does the same job.
Thanks Danny
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Re: tile skimmer
souds to me like you need a new trowel dude try on the nett under tiling tools 
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Re: tile skimmer
The skimmer came in handy for large granite and marble floors
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