Plastic Tiling Trowel | Black :

This tiling trowel is a practical tool designed for efficient and precise tile installation. Crafted from durable black plastic, this trowel features a notched head that ensures even adhesive distribution, making it an essential tool for achieving professional-quality tiling results.

Benefits and Features of This Tiling Trowel:

• Black Plastic Construction: The trowel’s plastic build is both lightweight and sturdy, providing long-lasting performance while being easy to handle.
• 23x13cm Size: This size is ideal for covering large areas quickly, making your tiling process more efficient.
• Notched Head: The notched design of the head allows for consistent adhesive application, which is crucial for creating a strong and even bond between tiles and surfaces.

How to Use this Plastic Tiling Trowel:

Preparation

1. Clean the tiling surface thoroughly, ensuring it is dry, smooth, and free from dust or debris.
2. Mark the layout lines for tile placement to ensure accurate alignment.

How to Use the Product

1. Scoop the adhesive onto the notched head of the trowel.
2. Hold the trowel at a 45-degree angle to the surface, spreading the adhesive evenly with the notched edge.
3. Press the tiles firmly into the adhesive, using spacers to maintain consistent gaps for grouting.

Cleanup

1. Wipe off any excess adhesive from the trowel using a damp cloth before it dries.
2. Rinse the trowel under water to remove the remaining adhesive, especially from the notched head.
3. Dry the trowel and store it in a safe, dry place.

Other Products You May Need for Your Tiling Project

• Wet or Dry Sanding Paper, P120
• Fox Cutting Disc
• Safety Glasses

Health and Safety

When using this tiling trowel,  ensure you wear gloves to protect your hands from the adhesive and any sharp edges on the tiles. Always work in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling any fumes from the adhesive. Keep the trowel and any tiling materials out of reach of children and untrained individuals. Clean the trowel promptly after use to maintain its condition and effectiveness.

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