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SKU: BTCPL0190
8'' x 14'' Plastic Combi Blades float and finish concrete without leaving the dark burnishing marks a steel blade can leave behind. Steel blades work well on standard grey concrete, but on coloured or architectural concrete those marks show, and once they're in the surface they're there for good. These combi blades do both floating and finishing work in one set, run flat early and pitched up as the concrete stiffens, but in plastic rather than steel for a cleaner, more even finish. They measure 8'' x 14'' and are sold as a set of 4. Concrete finishers use them on decorative or architectural slabs where surface appearance matters as much as flatness, accepting that plastic wears faster than steel over the life of the blade.
SKU: BTCPL0190
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8” x 14” Plastic Combi Blades float and finish concrete without leaving the dark burnishing marks a steel blade can leave behind. Steel blades work well on standard grey concrete, but on coloured or architectural concrete those marks show, and once they’re in the surface they’re there for good. These combi blades do both floating and finishing work in one set, run flat early and pitched up as the concrete stiffens, but in plastic rather than steel for a cleaner, more even finish. They measure 8” x 14” and are sold as a set of 4. Concrete finishers use them on decorative or architectural slabs where surface appearance matters as much as flatness, accepting that plastic wears faster than steel over the life of the blade.
SKU: BTCPL0190
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Width | 8 in |
| Length | 14 in |
| Material | Plastic |
| Set Quantity | 4 |
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About Plastic Combi Blades
8'' x 14'', sold as a set of 4.
Plastic doesn't leave the dark burnishing marks steel can, which matters on coloured or architectural concrete where surface appearance is part of the finish.
Yes, plastic blades cost more and wear faster than steel over the life of the blade, which is the trade-off for the cleaner finish.
Yes, run flat for the early floating pass and pitched up as the concrete stiffens to finish.
4.
Yes, in the 8'' x 18'' size, for added durability while keeping the plastic finish.
