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Reviews (6)
Apr 22, 2017
Nice & clean!
I didn't want to waste the time cleaning the old yellowed reservoir tank & this one is as good as it gets without the scrubbing, not that I'm unfamiliar with the scrubbing, I'm a hard sell when it comes to clean vehicles, under the hood with even a bone stock engine will impress hard core car enthusiasts & this just made part of the job a little easier for the price!
Nov 16, 2021
Best grip out there!
As a former motorcycle racer on short track for a while and another 11 years racing speedway, I know what I want when it comes to a good pair of grips on my 70' Triumph Daytona & my two other vintage Triumph motorcycles as well. These Oury road grips are it, comfortable, long lasting and let you feel the control you need! Highly recommended if you want quality and great price at the same time.
Nov 13, 2015
A long mag float is the best way to insure "True flatwork.
1 of 1 found this helpful I've been a finisher for over 38 years and I take pride in my work & I know what quality work is, after spending 10 years doing only high end work at Lake Tahoe, NV.. I've used both fiber floats and mag floats. They both have their specific pros and cons, but for an all around better job, nothing beats a mag! And if you want to turn out a professional, quality concrete floor, patio or driveway, then you should be using an 18" mag float like this. As with fiber floats, they tend to curl up after a while, leaving you with a float that is not true and flat all the way down, the worst part is that a lot of masons don't seem to notice this at first if at all and therefore leave holes all over the place! Sad but true. With a 18" mag float by Marshalltown, it is not easy to leave holes due the lengh, this will help you in troweling a first class job without birdbaths or high spots all the way around your edges. And if you know anything about doing concrete, the edges are an important part in selling any job. Not too many cement masons seem to use a long magnesium float, but when I see a new guy show up on the job and he is using a mag like this, I know instantly that he knows what good work is and what a qualiy float is too.