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Tool & Product Reviews
TheFloorPro.com hopes to provide you with a large cache of resource material and just plain good reading. For the professional or for the consumer and do-it-yourselfer, our reviews will put you a step ahead of the floorcovering game. Researched, tested and written by professionals and other qualified individuals, we offer you these tufts of information as just one of the features of TheFloorPro Community.
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Below you will find a list of our most recent tool and product reviews along with an excerpt, a little about the author and a link to the review itself. You can discuss each review in its associated thread on our community forums, where you will also have the opportunity to rate the article. So, lean back in your office chair with your favorite beverage and browse our reading material. Be sure to tell your friends (linking to our reviews is the best compliment, but please do not reprint without permission).
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Seamer Down Now Review, by Chris Sheafer
The Seamer Down Now pulls the thermoplastic up into the backing and cools as your seam is being made. Save time, increase production, do a better job - and you can take that to the bank. This review is by a contributing member of The Floor Pro, Chris Sheafer.Seams that have been run on a row, but are bowed in and out, are done much quicker without having to use stay nails or worry about the section you just finished either gapping or overlapping due to adjustments to the area you're working on. Chris shares his thoughts on the Seamer Down Now. Read this review before you make your buying decision.
Ultimate Scraper Blade's Spud Bar Review, by Jim McClain
A bold new tool to help you save time and money is reviewed by Jim McClain....this is one explosive tool. It blasts through tile and shreds its way through glue-down carpet at an alarming rate. It will even demolish hardwood flooring and ceramic tile. It's powered by human tenacity and a little bit of sweat. The effort needed though is buffered by the heft of this battering ram. The Ultimate Scraper Blade Spud Bar weighs in at an impressive 25 pounds. It's pure American Steel with a deep black crinkle finish powder coating. Jim offers up his opinion on the latest in scraper blade technology. Read this review and then discuss it in the Articles Discussion Forum.
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