Achieve a professional concrete finish with the Marshalltown High Carbon Steel Finishing Trowel — the standard tool of American concrete finishers since 1890. The MXS64D pairs a 14″ × 4″ curved high-carbon steel blade with the legendary DuraSoft® ergonomic handle, ready for everyday flatwork, slabs, sidewalks, and patio finishing.

Part #: MXS64D · Blade: 14″ × 4″ curved · Handle: DuraSoft® · Made in USA

Why Marshalltown?

• High-carbon steel blade: hardened and tempered steel, properly shaped — the standard for finish quality and edge life
• Beveled work edges: reduce surface aggregate popping during the finishing pass — cleaner closeout, fewer touch-ups
• Curved blade profile: the finisher’s preferred shape for fanning the surface and laying down a tight burnished finish
• Xtralite® aluminum alloy mounting: lightweight yet rigid — reduces hand fatigue without flexing under pressure
• DuraSoft® handle: resilient ergonomic grip that absorbs vibration and stays comfortable through long pours
• Made in the USA with globally sourced materials — the trade-standard finishing trowel for over a century

Best For

• Slab finishing: driveways, sidewalks, patios, garage floors
• Wall finishing: stucco, plaster, and other vertical concrete-finish work
• Concrete contractors: daily flatwork production where a wood-handle trowel doesn’t hold up
• Decorative concrete: stamped, broom, and burnished finishes where blade quality shows

Specifications

• Part Number: MXS64D
• Blade Length: 14″
• Blade Width: 4″
• Blade Material: High-carbon steel, hardened and tempered
• Blade Profile: Curved with beveled work edges
• Mounting: Xtralite® aluminum alloy
• Handle Material: DuraSoft®
• Handle Style: Curved
• Origin: Made in the USA with global materials

Care

• Wash concrete and mortar off the blade with water before it sets — cured concrete pits the steel finish and dulls the edges
• Wipe dry and lightly oil the blade between jobs to prevent rust storage marks — high-carbon steel is harder than stainless but rusts faster if neglected
• Store with the blade clear of the toolbox floor — impacts can dent the leading edge and affect finish quality
• Inspect the Xtralite® mounting and DuraSoft® handle at the start of each season
• Break in new blades on rougher work before using on critical visual finishes