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wyatt_garcia
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1d ago
My lead finisher asked me why I still float by hand on garage slabs and it got under my skin
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the_nancy
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2d ago
I thought power trowels were for guys who could not finish by hand, boy was I wrong
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abbyd36
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6d ago
Saw a crew in Phoenix finish a 40 yard slab with a lawn chair and a garden hose, still don't know what to think
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samshah
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9d ago
I finally tried finishing with a 4 ft magnesium float instead of my 2 ft and lost a whole pour, so which one do you actually run?
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leoyoung
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12d ago
I finally hit 500 yards of flatwork poured this season and the number that shocked me was 3
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andrew_craig
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13d ago
Bought the $180 magnesium float everyone raves about and it sits in my truck while I grab my $40 wood float
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xenan64
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14d ago
Foreman said to skip the bonder on this garage slab in Cheyenne, and 8 months later it is still crack free
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derek_coleman
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15d ago
Thought the fiber mesh was a gimmick until my slab in Wichita sat through a 40 degree swing
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shane_williams4
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15d ago
Learned the hard way that pouring concrete at 2pm in July is a fool's game
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noah415
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16d ago
PSA: I stopped using release agent on my stamps and my texture got 10x cleaner
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the_charlie
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22d ago
Tried finishing a 12x12 slab in Tucson at 2pm in July and the cream set up before my float touched it
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nora_park72
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22d ago
Pro tip: don't rent a walk behind grinder for a 300 sq ft garage floor, just pay the extra cash
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the_lucas
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23d ago
The engineer on my Thursday pour said air entrainment costs us 500 psi per 1 percent, and I've been stewing on it since
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the_jesse
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25d ago
Hit my 500th yard pour today and it got me thinking about the first one back in 1998
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patricia42
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29d ago
Bought a $340 power trowel blade set that was the wrong size and ate the return shipping
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