Spanish plastic trowel RAFAEL VALLÉS designed for clean application of fine microcements and concrete coatings, especially for light and sensitive shades.
The plastic blade helps reduce dark streaks, metal marks, and the unwanted "burning" effectthat can occur when using a traditional stainless steel trowel. This makes it particularly suitable for final layers where a clean appearance, delicate texture and uniform surfaceare important.
The trowel is suitable for professional applicators as well as skilled DIY enthusiasts aiming to achieve a cleaner finish without unnecessary application errors.
High-quality plastic trowel for clean microcement application, especially fine coatings and light shades. Helps reduce unwanted streaks and the “burning” effect that can occur when working with a traditional stainless steel trowel.
When applying microcement, not just the material but also the trowel matters. The wrong tool can leave marks, alter the surface appearance, and complicate the application unnecessarily.
fine coatings
cleaner finish
longer lifespan
fewer marks
RAFAEL VALLÉS
The plastic blade reduces the risk of dark marks and the unwanted burning effect that may occur with fine microcements.
For white, beige and light grey shades, application cleanliness is crucial. The plastic trowel is a safer choice in these cases.
When worn, you don’t need to replace the entire trowel. Simply swap the blade to extend the tool’s lifespan.
Besides microcement, it is also suitable for applying acrylic gel and delicate work on decorative surfaces.
We recommend the plastic trowel especially where a clean look and delicate texture without unwanted tool marks are required.
The microcement result is affected by pressure, trowel angle and blade cleanliness. The plastic trowel is especially helpful for fine and light-coloured final layers.
Continuously remove dried material to avoid scratches or dirt marks from the trowel.
Microcement is applied in thin layers. Too thick layers impair appearance and sanding.
Avoid excessive pressure. For light shades, a smooth and even movement is best.
It is most effective when applying the final microcement or gel layer, where every detail matters.
A damaged or nicked blade can leave marks. Replace it when worn.
Before covering a large area, test the trowel strokes on a sample board.
Stainless steel can leave dark marks or a burning effect on fine and light microcements. The plastic trowel reduces this risk.
Yes. It can help beginners avoid certain mistakes caused by using the wrong tool.
Yes. The trowel is also suitable for applying the acrylic gel.
Yes. The replaceable blade extends the tool’s life and enables long-term use.
Use the plastic trowel for fine layers, light shades and more precise work without unnecessary tool marks.
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