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19 Comments
mark buller · September 26, 2014 at 3:54 PM
ok I watched further in the video. This isn’t used the same as a banjo. You
carry the banjo and apply the tape and mud right to the wall. Sorry for my
first post. This product is clearly not identical to a banjo.
mark buller · September 26, 2014 at 4:32 PM
Hey I just wanted to ask you if you realize there’s a tool already on the
market that is exactly this but better and i believe it has a tight patent.
You changed the shape maybe that makes it ok. The other tool is called a
banjo as I’m sure you already know.
Margaret Arturi · September 26, 2014 at 4:35 PM
Do you still need to sand before painting?
DirtySockPuppets · September 26, 2014 at 5:08 PM
Drywall has a grain. Those panels should be hung horizontal, perpendicular
to the studs. Looks like a nice little tool.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 5:30 PM
TapeBuddy works for all sizes of taping tasks. The smaller ones are quick
for sure but we have crews running bazookas that use TapeBuddy on anything
under 600 sq ft of floor space. For most DIY or remodelers, this is a large
project. One customer in PA taped his 5,000 sq ft house and loved it. You
should try a tool to see for yourself how easy and fast taping drywall can
be. Also less clean up, less mess and no dry spots on the tape, This means
no repairs of your finished wall.
austin kusy · September 26, 2014 at 5:38 PM
looks like much more work than needed but pretty color
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 6:05 PM
Arch City, I had a drywall contractor in Cleveland purchase 2 TapeBuddy
tools for his crews to do all small jobs. He said the TapeBuddy did the
same process and he didn’t have to spend an hour cleaning his bazooka. So I
asked what he meant by small jobs. “Anything under 700 sq ft of floor
space.” For most DIY projects, that a large addition. Another remodeler
told me the TapeBuddy tool paid for itself the first hour he used it. Loved
the way it worked and was so clean.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 6:53 PM
It’s been awhile since you wrote so did you get your drywall job done with
a TapeBuddy tool? Had a customer in PA tape his 5,000 sq ft house with one
and he said it was amazing.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 7:13 PM
Good observation. You can run the tape the other way by placing the roll in
the other way. Still works great. You do need to embed the tape well so the
center line doesn’t cause a problem. You can read user comments on our
website. Thanks for the comments.
honeybeerancher · September 26, 2014 at 7:26 PM
I have a large job coming up and I plan on giving it a whirl. If I like it
I will let you know.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 7:47 PM
Stephen E, Cleveland OH commented: “We picked up a TapeBuddy from you at
the Cleveland Home & Garden Show. It looked great but we were skeptical if
you just made it look easy. This thing is FANTASTIC. The best home
improvement product I’ve used. I was able to do an entire room in 1/4 of
the time, struggle and frustration it would normally take me! Thank you!”
TapeBuddy will do the same for you.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 8:34 PM
Danny, the tape a Banjo doesn’t always come out right either and they are
hard to use. Pulling out the tape you need and trimming off a little is
still faster than applying tape with a banjo, laying it down, picking up a
joint knife and then embedding the tape. Then you find the tape is tool was
cut too short or long. You should try one of our TapeBuddy tools to see how
easy it is. And by the way, many contractors and DIY’ers don’t like to use
banjos: messy, heavy, hard to fill, no even coat.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 9:16 PM
Austin, Thanks for your comment. TapeBuddy tools help speed up the process
of taping and there are no blisters or dry spots under the tape… so no
later tape repairs. All seams can be done easily and take very little
effort. The tool set up is fast. From start to finish about 1 minute. The
job is also clean. Glad you like the color so you should try the tool on
your next project. One contractor in Cleveland called me to say the tool
paid for itself in the first hour he used it.
ArchCityConstruction · September 26, 2014 at 10:05 PM
May be a great tool for the do it yourself-er but I don’t see a taper ever
using this tool.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 10:49 PM
You did notice this. Good observation. I’ve run the tape both ways in the
tool but it should be loaded the other way. The bend in the paper tends to
stick up when used like this. Our new videos correct this issue. Our tool
is now offered in over 2500 stores. It is so easy to use. Set up is fast,
loading it simple and it makes the task of taping fun. Can taping drywall
be fun? Try TapeBuddy on your next project and see how it turns a messy
task into amazing results. Thanks for commenting.
BuddyToolsLLC · September 26, 2014 at 11:04 PM
Comment from Sandy, Billings MT: “I just need to say that my husband is
very happy that he discovered this great time saver for taping and mudding
the shop. He has done 3 walls and is about to start wall #4, then the
ceiling. We had an estimate for someone else to do it. Cost: $4000.!!! The
$35 we paid for TapeBuddy was a great investment. We would recommend it to
anyone. Thanks for saving us $3965.! No, we won’t send you the difference
:)”
terrancelueckgen · September 27, 2014 at 12:02 AM
ok, its hight ,,,not highth. and why are you putting the mud on the wrong
side of the tape,,,,,huge fail, now when the mud drys, there will be a line
in the middle of the dryed tape
BuddyToolsLLC · September 27, 2014 at 12:06 AM
Thanks for the comment. We actually have remodelers use TapeBuddy on every
drywall job they have. It’s so fast to set up, easy to clean and makes the
taping project fast. Drywall contractors have much larger and more
expensive equipment that apply the compound to the tape. The learning curve
on these tools is hard to master. TapeBuddy uses the same process without
the need to carry heavy equipment to the seam.
irvingborjas81 · September 27, 2014 at 12:10 AM
Para trabajos pequeños esta bien ; pero para trabajos grandes no es buena
maquina !
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