🔧 Duratool 18-Inch Lightweight T-Bar Applicator with Refill Review

I have renovated my church's gym floor several times with a 9 inch lambswool rug. Using the applicator took some getting used to, but the tedious work went much faster. I liked that you can tilt the applicator to place a nice bead of polyurethane along the entire length and with a slight overlap of the previous row you can apply an even layer.

I bought this wand to apply well to hardwood floors I found under a gold ugly stained bedroom carpet in my little old house. The bar has a very nice finish. The only thing that seemed difficult to me was the weight off the bar. I'm sure if I was young and strong it wouldn't be a problem. It cleaned up well with soap and water right after I used the lit one. Now it's ready for anything I might use in the future. I recommend this product.

I've read reviews saying it's light, but it's not, so I decided to write. Aluminum would be easy for me; It is made of thicker stainless steel. However, some weight is needed to glide smoothly over the floor. It's easy enough to blend the ends of the strokes. It's lighter than a solid pole or broom. I've used it on the end of a retractable stick and it was the first time I've applied polyester (water based) to a floor. . I mean it came out even better than the professional finish I covered up…

I have covered floors with polyurethane several times with brushes or rollers, but this is 10 times faster and much better! I messed up one room by pouring too thick and not stirring in the oil based poly, but in subsequent rooms I did much better. I also added an LED spotlight to my floor halogen to improve the visibility of the finish as I work my way through the process of pouring the polyurethane and then laying it out. That way you can see imperfections better when you can immediately…