Tile the Floor First Cut metal tile edging to fit around the perimeter of the floor tile. Apply thin-set to the floor with a 3/4-in. round-notch trowel and press the metal edging into the thin-set.

Sponges are handy tools for second passes over trowel- or roller-applied compound to create a stippled effect in the texture, especially in hard-to-reach corners (you can easily cut a sponge to fit).

V-notched trowels are typically only used for smaller, lightweight tiles that you're installing on a wall. This includes small mosaic designs and glass tiles. They don't need as much thinset, so ...

Wagman Metal Products’ concrete polishing (GHP™ division) has launched a new website (www.WagmanGHP.com) dedicated to their patented Revolution GHP™ Diamond System for power trowels.

Trowels: Use a Hyde Tools margin trowel. This $9 tool is gold for mixing small batches of material, scooping it from the bucket, and for spreading it around on the floor.Also use a 3/8 x 3/8-inch ...