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Old 02-04-2008   #1
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I got a new grout float last week...what a piece of kit...platinum grout float,do any of you guys and gals use this float.Saves loads of time washing down...excellent

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where did you buy it from brian was looking at them
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i won it paul at a competition in Birmingham at the KBB m8...lol

you get them on ebay but try Neil at BUYBRANDTOOLS the forums sponsor m8.
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Yummm, I'm going to get me one of those!

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Brian C. You won the grout float from the company that runs the other forum! Did you win the cutters aswell? if you did .... lucky git!!!! What they all like?

They are fairly expensive, but like Brain C said, they are well worth the money. I use the trowells and they are even better. O got the pads aswell. I don't sell them by the way but they are a great bit of kit. The grout float is a solid bit of rubber, rather than rubber fixed to a board, but it is quite heavy

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Been using these for years. Replaceable rubber and cheap i think.
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Brian C. You won the grout float from the company that runs the other forum! Did you win the cutters aswell? if you did .... lucky git!!!! What they all like?

They are fairly expensive, but like Brain C said, they are well worth the money. I use the trowells and they are even better. O got the pads aswell. I don't sell them by the way but they are a great bit of kit. The grout float is a solid bit of rubber, rather than rubber fixed to a board, but it is quite heavy
yes Burnsy im aware of the sponsors ,i won the cutters the trowels the pads and they are excellent m8,i love the husquavara cutters m8.
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I bought a couple of these and they are BRILLIANT. Really sharp eges and very easy to clean. No sponge to squirt water everywhere too.
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