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So, I'm gonna comb through with the shovel, and
make sure it's evenly spread throughout so
there's no air bubbles, there's no pockets anywhere that
could allow the concrete to fracture when it's drying or later on.
So on top of using the shovel, you also wanna make sure that all your
concrete is pushed right up against the form board.
Same concept as far as the bubbles go,
you want to make sure they're all worked out and
the concrete settled in everywhere.
So, we just wanna make sure that we're coming right off the form
boards, leveling everything out.
And as you come across, you're arching your float slightly back.
So, why don't you take it from here, and remember just go this way, and
this way and you're good to go.
Working out any ripples.
Scoot over here.
And one last time from edge to edge.
You're gonna have to do a long reach.
Nice, even.
There you go.
Once it sets up a little bit we can bullnose it and we can take that
little strip out right in the center there and that's not a big issue.
Okay, the same thing that we did before,
we're going to bullnose the edge.
We're taking a half inch bullnose trowel and
we're gonna run it along the edge.
Now we're gonna do the same thing we did with the bond beam, but
I'm gonna let you do it.
Work it in there.
Nice smooth edge.
Now, hop over to here.
Now, let's lay this flat.
Come back here.
You wanna keep that edge flat in the front, lift it up a little.
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