A trowel is a flat, steel tool with a handle, meant to "butter" on drywall grout, or to smooth the surface of newly-placed concrete, much like you smooth out the icing on top of a cake. "To trowel" means to smooth a concrete or grout surface, using a trowel.
A bricklayer works with many bricks and they work with cement to get the bricks to stick together. They need a trowel to put the cement on the bricks with and a spirit level to ensure the bricks are straight.
It's called Surface Bonding Cement. It has chopped fiberglass in it. How to use it: Build a footer. Stack the block uo on the footer in the shape of the building. Get the block wet on one side of the wall. Trowel a 1/8" coat of Surface Bonding Cement on that side of the wall. Go to the other side of the wall, wet it and trowel a 1/8" coat of Surface Bonding Cement onto the wall. Keep it damp for the next week so it gets a chance to cure properly. Remember, concrete hardens by chemical reaction, not by drying out.
If you have never installed a ceramic tile floor before, I would highly recommend hiring a professional to do it for you. If you don't want to do that, companies that sell ceramic tiles, such as www.BuyTile.com, can probably advise you on the best way to do it yourself. For example, site's FAQ even includes advice on hiring someone to do the installation. Good luck!
A good mix for rendering is 1 part lime 1 part cement and 6 parts sharp sand(1:1:6). To ensure a good even mix the materials should be measured in buckets rather than shovels, this will ensure consistency throughout the job. Water should be added in small quantities to the mix, the consistency should be just stiff enough to stand on the trowel. The area to be rendered should be brushed down with a stiff brush, then doused with a hose pipe to remove the rest of the dust and prevent the surface 'sucking' the moisture out of the render. Always start at the top and work your way down and protect the floor with with boards or sheets as it is quite a messy job. It is advisable to apply in two coats, the first coat should be 'combed' before it begins to set.This is done with a special rendering comb. The second coat can be a little weaker, i.e 1:1:8. Dont worry about any imperfections in the finish as these can be scratched off the following day with a trowel to achieve a lovely even finish ready for painting. Its my opinion to use a ratio of 4 sharp washed sand to 1 part cement, Bycol added to the water to aid in the flow of the cement but its not that important once your skill level is up there. Lime is not necessary and 1:6 is far too weak. 2 applications of render should be avoided at all costs. No you cant scratch it off the next day. Secrete/float the walls 1-2 hrs max after its applied. When floating the walls make sure the surface is sprayed with a fine mist to keep it moist. Small golf ball size blobs of render mix can be thrown on to fill any low spots whilst floating. And use a teflon float not a trowel. Be sure the wall prior to rendering is paint free & hosed down. the more water on the wall the better and if in direct sunlight work in small sections...2x1 mt
Walling trowel
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