Made from tough 1/8" thick plated steel. One end is turned up, 10” long.
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The RHINOBUILD Masonry Slicker is designed for masons and concrete professionals seeking a durable tool for smoothing and finishing mortar joints. Its key benefit is the robust steel construction that ensures longevity and consistent performance. A potential caveat is its specific 1/4" size, which may not suit all joint widths.
| Model Part Number | 11-441 |
|---|---|
| Brand | RHINOBUILD |
It is made from tough 1/8" thick plated steel.
The slicker is 10 inches long.
Its primary use is for smoothing and finishing mortar joints in masonry and concrete work.
This slicker is designed for 1/4" wide joints.
No, the slicker is ready to use out of the packaging and requires no assembly.
Clean it with water after each use to remove mortar residue. Dry it thoroughly to prevent rust.
It is specifically designed for masonry and concrete mortar joints. Using it for other materials or tasks may not yield optimal results and could damage the tool or the material.
Ensure the mortar is at the correct consistency (not too wet or too dry). Apply even pressure and use smooth, consistent strokes along the joint.
Soak the slicker in warm water for a few minutes before attempting to clean. A wire brush can be used cautiously for very stubborn, dried-on material.
Clean the tool thoroughly and ensure it is completely dry. Apply a light coat of oil to the steel surface for protection and smoother operation if stored for extended periods.
Setup: This tool requires no assembly. It is ready for immediate use out of the packaging.
Compatibility: Designed for use with standard mortar mixes and concrete. It is specifically intended for smoothing and finishing 1/4" wide joints. Not recommended for use with materials other than those found in masonry and concrete work.
Care: After each use, clean the slicker thoroughly with water to remove any residual mortar or concrete. A stiff brush can be used for stubborn residue. Dry the tool completely with a clean cloth to prevent rust and corrosion. Store in a dry place. Periodically inspect the steel for any signs of damage or excessive wear.
