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PRODUCT NUMBER 134110964302171812631507081314

Q 1. What is the Draper 82107 Scratch Float used for?

A. The Draper 82107 is a rigid, general-purpose scratch float designed to score the surface of freshly applied render or base-coat plaster, creating a mechanical key for subsequent coats. It features mild steel spikes and measures 250 x 140mm.

Q 2. What are the spikes on the scratch float made from?

A. The spikes are manufactured from mild steel, providing firm and consistent scratch penetration across the float's working surface.

Q 3. What handle does the Draper 82107 Scratch Float have?

A. The float is fitted with a soft grip handle to support comfortable, controlled use during repetitive scoring passes.

Q 4. Is next-day delivery available for this product?

A. Next-day delivery is available on most products and will appear as an option at checkout where eligible.

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