Concrete Surface Preparation, Grinding & Substrate Profiling
Professional mechanical diamond grinding, scarifying, dust-free shot blasting, and chemical floor etching to prepare concrete for high-adhesion coatings.
Stainless Steel Finishing Trowel is a trade-quality tool stocked and sourced by Paints Kenya for contractors and painting teams across Kenya.
Professional 280mm stainless steel finishing trowel engineered for smooth skimming, gypsum plastering, and applying fine acrylic wall putties to an ultra-flat finish.
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Professional 280mm stainless steel finishing trowel engineered for smooth skimming, gypsum plastering, and applying fine acrylic wall putties to an ultra-flat finish.
Features pre-worn beveled edges that eliminate trowel lines and corner gouging from day one, while the riveted cast aluminium shank provides lightweight rigidity and balance.
Supplied by Paints Kenya for professional plasterers, drywall finishers, and interior decorating teams across Kenya.
Approved surface preparation standards, methodology statements, and target sector deployment protocols.
Professional mechanical diamond grinding, scarifying, dust-free shot blasting, and chemical floor etching to prepare concrete for high-adhesion coatings.
Our application crews handle diamond grinding, surface moisture testing, and multi-coat installation adhering strictly to manufacturer technical data sheets.
Stainless steel will never rust or leave black carbon oxidation marks in pristine white gypsum plaster or wall putty.
Pre-worn edges prevent the sharp corners of a new trowel from digging into the wet plaster, allowing smooth gliding right out of the box.
Hold with your index finger extended along the cast aluminium shank for fingertip balance and control.
It is designed for fine skim coats and putties; for coarse exterior cement render, a carbon steel or polyurethane float is typically preferred.
Wash with clean water and a stiff nylon brush immediately after each batch before gypsum sets hard.