Drywall Taping Tools

Tools to help with the toughest job in drywall

Hand taping tool systems

Hand taping tool systems can range in price from $100 to $1000, depending on the size of the job or the durability of the equipment. If you're on a budget, you may consider purchasing used drywall-taping tools such as those offered on Internet auction sites.

Better-than-ever Super Taper

Super tapers are automatic drywall taping tools made to perform the compound application and joining in one step. All you need to do is attach the device to a standard 5-gallon bucket. The Super Taper will dispense the proper amount of compound to joint tape much more easily and precisely than can be done manually.

Perfect for fire taping

Can be used by more than one person

No maintenance

Great for scaffold work and hard to reach areas

Marshalltown Tapeshooter Banjo  

One-handed mud loading

Made from lightweight aluminum

Precision mud flow control is easy to adjust

Latched door on tape spool holder

Adjustable web side handle with thumb rest

Serrated cut-off blade

Comfortable Dura Soft handle

Made in the U.S.A.

Stanley Joint Tape Dispenser

Cutting edge for quick one-hand operation

This Joint Tape Dispenser dispenses tape flat or prefolded for quick, easy taping

Can fold tape while dispensing for quick corner work

Belt clip for convenient dispensing

High impact polymer design for strength and durability

Patent pending

Better-than-Ever Finishpro Drywall Tools Taping Starter Set Complete Hand Taping and Corner Finishing System

The set is meant for Remodelers, Start-up Drywallers, Hand Tapers, Fire Taping, and more. At around $800, it may seem rather expensive, but it can save time and frustration commensurate with its cost.

Set Includes:

Tool Carrying Case

Super Taper

Work Belt

2 -inch Corner Flusher

3 -inch Corner Flusher

3.5-inch Corner Flusher

Corner Flusher Handle 3-ft by 5.5-ft

36-inch Compound Applicator

Inside Corner Applicator Head

 
Taping and joining are hard to do well. Using the wrong tools can mean repeatedly retaping in an attempt to make a visually pleasing wall. It is because of this you should not look past the initial investment and think of the time and money saved in doing the job right the first time.

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