Wal-Board (Marshalltown) Plastic Mud Pan - 12"

The Wal‑Board Plastic Mud Pan is a durable, easy‑to‑use finishing tool designed to hold and manage drywall mud, joint compound, or plaster throughout taping and finishing tasks. Made from long‑wearing polyethylene plastic, this mud pan resists chemicals and withstands temperature fluctuations, making it a reliable choice for both professionals and DIY drywall installers. Its lightweight construction reduces hand fatigue while still maintaining the rigidity needed for efficient scooping, mixing, and knife loading.

With tapered ends and sides, the Wal‑Board mud pan makes material removal smooth and precise, ensuring consistent application across seams and joints. The built‑in dual metal scraping blades help clean taping knives quickly, allowing users to maintain sharp, clean edges while working. Textured exterior sides provide a secure, non‑slip grip, even with wet hands, enhancing control and reducing spills on busy jobsites. Designed for reliability and ease, this 12‑inch plastic mud pan is a staple for prep, patching, and full-scale drywall finishing.

Key Features

• Durable polyethylene plastic construction for long‑term, job‑ready performance.
• Tapered ends and sides allow easy mud removal and smooth loading of knives.
• Two metal scraping blades for clean, efficient knife wiping.
• Textured, non‑slip sides provide improved grip and handling.
• Withstands temperature changes without cracking or warping.
• Lightweight design, ideal for extended drywall finishing tasks.
• Made in the USA(for many Wal‑Board plastic pan models).

Specifications

• Brand: Wal‑Board Tools
• Model(s): 027‑002‑HD (12") and related variants
• Material: Polyethylene plastic
• Length:~12–14.75 inches depending on variant (12" internal capacity version)
• Width:~5 inches
• Depth:~3.25 inches
• Weight:~0.68 lb (varies by listing)
• Features:
  • Dual metal blades
  • Tapered edges
  • Textured, non‑slip grip
  • Temperature‑resistant construction

Ideal For

• Taping, bedding, and finishing drywall seams
• Mixing and holding joint compound or spackle
• Contractors, painters, drywall finishers, and DIY users
• Repair jobs, patch applications, and full-room drywall projects