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The Bon Tool Pointed Front Trowel is an essential professional-grade tool designed for masonry and construction contractors who need precise control when spreading, shaping, and finishing mortar or plaster. Its primary benefit is the specialized long-reach, pointed blade design that allows for effortless work under overhangs and in cramped corners, though users should note that the high-carbon steel construction requires consistent maintenance to prevent oxidation compared to stainless steel alternatives.
| Model Part Number | 13-523 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Bon Tool |
No, it is constructed from high carbon tempered steel, which is prized for its strength and rigidity.
Yes, it is suitable for spreading and shaping, but its pointed design is specifically optimized for tight spaces rather than large flat slab finishing.
Ensure your gloves are clean and dry, as the grip is designed to work effectively with standard work gloves.
Like all steel tools, the tip may experience minor abrasion with heavy daily use on abrasive materials, but the high carbon tempering ensures it remains durable.
The blade is tempered for rigidity; it provides slight flexibility for smoothing, but it is much stiffer than a dedicated pointing trowel.
Use fine-grit sandpaper or a scouring pad to remove the rust, then apply a thin layer of machine oil to protect the metal.
Ensure the blade is wiped clean and occasionally buff it with a dry cloth; a very light coating of release agent can also help.
No assembly is required for the Bon Tool 13-523; it is ready for use upon arrival. To ensure longevity, always clean the blade thoroughly with water and a stiff brush immediately after use, ensuring all mortar residue is removed. Because the blade is made from high-carbon tempered steel, it is susceptible to rust if stored while wet or in humid conditions. After cleaning, wipe the blade dry and apply a light coat of machine oil or a corrosion inhibitor before storing it in a dry tool bag or rack. This tool is compatible with all standard mortar, cement, and plaster mixes commonly used in masonry.
