YaeTek Spiked Screeding Compound Roller, 19"x 1" Inch Remove Bubble Smooth Level Screed Surface Flooring Latex Self Levelling Spiked Compound Screed Floor Roller

Great tool, a must for self levelling projects!

This product has a broad head that covers a large swath in one stroke. With thicker pours, the head moves the material ahead or behind it, so be ready to lift and reposition the roller head depending on where you want the material, without being able to control the depth as with a gauge rake. The big thing though is that this roller does a very good job of in-place mixing at pour edges, breaking up clumps and blending the edges between pours before they can set unevenly. Bubbles are not really a problem if you have an egg-beater type mixer for the blending, but bubbles are not the real reason for using the roller. If it is taking you 3-5 minutes per sack, there will be some edge setting effects. Once a pour sets, however, do not try to re-liquify it with the roller b/c that won't work! The dimples look cute, but defeats the purpose. I don't think you can do without the screeding roller and this is a good one. Needs a short lockscrew and a long handle 15/16" at collar.

This was a new to me product. It helps to spread self-leveller on floors. Did a great job smoothing the leveler and breaking surface tension and removeair bubbles. Floors dried soo smoothly. The plastic prongs were a little too deep for the depth we applied, if they had been a bit shorter it would have helped to spread the leveling Cement but we were only doing a thin coat. Cleanup was amazing! The leveling Cement came off the roller so easily, both when still wet when rinsed off and even when dried on like when we forgot to rinse it after use. We rolled it around and the Cement slid off. For the few areas it was deeper in the prongs we ran our gloved fingers over the prongs and it fell right out.

A très bien fait pour le ciment autonivelant.

Good quality screen, works as it should, could be nice if it has a screew in type of handle attachment instead of pin through. Only used it once, so I will have to see how it holds up.