Refina Sponge Float - Coarse Rubber Sponge - 16" 400mm x 180mm

REFINA 400MM X 180MM X 20MM COARSE RUBBER SPONGE FLOAT WITH A SOFT GRIP HANDLE. IDEAL FOR GYPSUM P...

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This guide is for plasterers and DIY enthusiasts seeking a professional finish on gypsum plaster projects. The Refina Coarse Rubber Sponge Float helps open the surface of the plaster, removing trowel marks and air pockets for a superior finish. Keep in mind that the coarse grain is best suited for medium finishes and may require more frequent rinsing compared to finer sponges.

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Model Part Number228708
BrandRefina

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FAQs

What type of plaster is this sponge float designed for?

The Refina Coarse Rubber Sponge Float is specifically designed for use with gypsum plasters.

How do I clean the sponge float?

Rinse the sponge float with clean water after each use to remove plaster residue. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.

What finish does the coarse grain sponge provide?

The coarse grain sponge leaves a medium finish.

What are the dimensions of the sponge float?

The float is 400mm x 180mm.

How should I store the sponge float?

Allow the float to air dry completely before storing. Store in a clean, dry place.

Can I use this sponge float on different types of plaster?

While it can be used on other plaster types, it's primarily designed for gypsum plasters.

What if the float isn't removing the trowel marks effectively?

Ensure the plaster is at the correct stage of drying. Apply light pressure and use a circular motion.

Troubleshooting

Sponge float is leaving marks on the plaster.

Reduce pressure and ensure the float is clean. Rinse the float more frequently.

Float is not effectively removing trowel marks.

Ensure the plaster is at the correct stage of drying. Apply light pressure and use a circular motion.

The handle feels uncomfortable during prolonged use.

Take breaks to avoid fatigue. Ensure a proper grip.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Efficient removal of trowel marks.
  • Creates a medium finish.
  • Comfortable grip for prolonged use.
  • Durable and long-lasting.
  • Easy to clean and maintain.

Cons

  • Coarse grain may require more frequent rinsing compared to finer sponges.
  • Not suitable for fine finishes.
  • Requires proper technique for best results.
  • May not be suitable for all types of plaster.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

  • Setup: No special setup is required. The float is ready to use.
  • Compatibility: Designed for use with gypsum plasters. It may not be suitable for all types of plaster.
  • Care:
  1. Rinse the sponge float with clean water after each use to remove plaster residue.
  2. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners.
  3. Allow the float to air dry completely before storing.
  4. Store in a clean, dry place to prolong the life of the sponge.

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