Most arguments about sponge floats come from a simple assumption: that plaster is either wet or dry. From years on the tools and digging into how gypsum actually sets, I don’t see it that way anymore. Once the second coat is on, flattened, and pulling in, the wall has already changed state. It’s no longer paste or mud, it’s a forming crystal structure. The chemistry is already running and strength is already being created. Nothing you do at this point stops or reverses that process. That’s why t

Still using a sponge? Let me explain.. As a detailer, I’ll put it bluntly: sponges are one of the quickest ways to ruin nice paint. Here’s why. Sponges trap dirt right on the surface A traditional yellow sponge has, A flat face and No pile/nap (unlike microfiber) So when you wash a dirty car: Grit, sand, brake dust and road film get trapped on the outer surface of the sponge. There’s nowhere for that contamination to “hide” inside the material. Now every time you move that sponge across the pane

Easy sponge cake recipe

Sponge Cake Recipe

Sponge Cake