6-inch Epoxy Trowel from Goldblatt (G02368)

Margin Grout Float (Model G02368) – is the specialized tool from Goldblatt designed for precise tasks and areas difficult to reach with standard floats. Thanks to its compact size, it is the first choice for expertly carrying out mosaic work, kitchen countertops, and tight corners.

Professional Features and Benefits:

• Ideal for Tight and Precise Spaces: This float is specifically designed for small areas such as backsplashes and mosaics, giving you enough flexibility to maneuver in places where larger tools won't fit.
• Nonstick Gum Rubber Base: The high-quality rubber layer ensures smooth grout application and prevents materials from sticking to the base, making it easier to spread the compound and finish joints with superior smoothness.
• Ergonomic Non-slip Soft-Grip Handle: Equipped with Goldblatt's signature comfortable red handle, it is designed to prevent slipping even when hands are wet, giving you precise control with every movement.
• Even Pressure Distribution: Despite its small size, the float provides excellent pressure distribution on the joints, ensuring they are fully filled and preventing air pockets.
• Easy to Clean: Thanks to the high-quality rubber surface, the tool can be cleaned quickly after use, keeping it ready for the next task.

Technical Specifications for Model G02368:

• Model Number: G02368.
• Size: 6 × 2 inches.
• Base Material: Non-stick "Gum Rubber".
• Handle Type: Red / Soft-Grip.
• Primary Use: Mosaics, marble countertops, and difficult corners.

Why choose the Margin Grout Float G02368?

• Ultimate Precision: It is the tool that transforms difficult tasks in tight spaces into easy and quick work, ensuring a finish quality comparable to open areas.
• Superior Comfort: The small, ergonomically designed handle gives you a feeling of complete fingertip control, which is crucial when dealing with small and delicate ceramic pieces.

Technical Tip: When working on mosaics, use this float with light circular motions to ensure the grout penetrates all small and closely spaced joints, then wipe off excess at a 45-degree angle as usual.