Marshalltown 13-1/2 Inch Beaver Tail Brush with Black Horsehair – Masonry Finish Brush, Made in USA

Overview

The Marshalltown 13-1/2 inch Beaver Tail Brush is built to support masonry work with a balance of control and finesse. The black horsehair bristles are set into a lacquered hardwood block, delivering a soft yet reliable glide across concrete and mortar surfaces. Designed for both professionals and DIYers, this brush offers a dependable option when a refined finish matters as you shape edges, smooth joints, or tidy up dust and debris on site.

With a standard 13-1/2 inch footprint, it sits comfortably in hand for detail work and longer strokes alike. The natural horsehair fibers resist snagging while distributing pressure evenly, helping you achieve a consistent surface feel on curbs and adjacent masonry features. Built to endure the routine demands of a jobsite, the brush maintains its shape and performance through repeated use.

Key Benefits at a Glance

• Quality concrete finish: the horsehair fibers are well-suited for smoothing and refining concrete surfaces, offering a reliable finish on curbs and similar elements.
• Durable bristles: black horsehair bristles are securely staple-set in a sturdy hardwood block, designed to withstand regular use as a shop or bench brush.
• Standard length: at 13-1/2 inches, it’s well proportioned for hand use and tight detailing without fatigue.
• Versatile tool: ideal for brushing away loose mortar and for finishing edge work, while also serving as a handy hand broom around tools and the shop.
• Made in USA: crafted in the United States with global materials, upholding a long-standing Marshalltown heritage of reliability.

Use Scenarios and Practical Tips

Use this beaver-tail brush when you need a controlled, gentle touch on concrete edging or masonry borders. The natural fibers help you sweep away loose material without marring adjacent surfaces, making it a solid companion for curbs, steps, and field joints. In busy shop environments, it doubles as a compact dust brush to keep tools and work zones clear between tasks.

• Finish fresh concrete edges with a light, even stroke to promote a smooth final appearance.
• Brush away loose mortar before setting or pointing to reduce cleanup time later.

Care and Longevity

Keep the bristles clean and dry after use to preserve their spring and shape. Store the brush in a dry area to maintain the integrity of the hardwood block and horsehair fibers. Regular inspection helps ensure the fibers stay securely anchored for continued performance on future jobs.