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The Marshalltown QLT Coarse Rubber Float (9 x 4in) is an essential tool for professional tile setters, plasterers, and concrete finishers who require a reliable instrument for precise grout application. Its primary benefit is the dense, pure-gum rubber surface that ensures even coverage without leaving marks, though users should note that the coarse rubber texture is specifically optimized for grout and may require different techniques compared to smoother finishing floats.
| Model Part Number | M10754 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Marshalltown |
Yes, the pure-gum rubber is suitable for epoxy grout, provided it is cleaned promptly before the epoxy cures.
The handle is integrated into the design; it is not intended to be detached or replaced independently.
The float features non-marking rubber designed specifically to avoid leaving discoloration on tiles.
Store it flat or hanging by the handle in a shaded area to maintain the flatness of the rubber pad.
This tool is primarily designed for spreading grout; it does not have the fine texture required for polishing concrete to a high sheen.
Ensure the rubber face is fully cleaned before use and check that the grout mixture is properly hydrated.
Check the connection points between the handle and backing plate; tighten any accessible mounting hardware securely.
Inspect for trapped debris or grit. If the rubber is worn down, it may be time to replace the unit to avoid scratching delicate tiles.
This tool is ready to use immediately out of the packaging. To ensure maximum longevity, clean the float thoroughly after every use. Wash the rubber pad with warm, soapy water to remove all traces of grout or mortar before they harden. Avoid using harsh chemical solvents or stiff wire brushes, as these can degrade the rubber surface or cause micro-tears that lead to future marking. Store the float in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent the rubber from becoming brittle over time.
