Bull float

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gtucker65
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Post: # 29814Post gtucker65

check out speedcrete.co.uk they seem to have all the bullfloats you might need. I bought a skip float online the other day and they were very helpful
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seanandruby
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Post: # 29825Post seanandruby

gtucker65 wrote:check out speedcrete.co.uk they seem to have all the bullfloats you might need. I bought a skip float online the other day and they were very helpful
Looks like you are ten months to late with that info ???
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Tony McC
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Post: # 29838Post Tony McC

yes, but the beauty of a forum like this is that, in 2 years time when someone else is looking for a bull float, they might find this thread and gtucker's useful pointer! :D
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seanandruby
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Post: # 29857Post seanandruby

.....Wont the concrete be gone off by then :laugh:
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lutonlagerlout
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Post: # 29954Post lutonlagerlout

funny enough i had to go back there and do some more work the other week and the concrete that i lovingly troweled up is a right mess,covered in oil and various other crap
some ppl got no respect for a nice job
mind you they paid, so its their crete now :)
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