🔧 Buddy Tools TapeBuddy Plus - Innovative Free-Standing Drywall Taping Aid - Mess-Free and Rust-Resistant Drywall Tape Holder for Effortless Drywall Mud and Joint Compound Application - User-Friendly with Standard Dry Wall Tape Review

I've been doing repairs for 45 years. I've done countless kitchens and bathrooms myself (nearly impossible to get real drywall to do a little work). Tape Buddy more than halved my time at my very first job and got a MUCH better job with less mess. than i ever did. The only reason anyone would give this product anything other than five stars is because they are either a professional drywall installer with hundreds of dollars worth of tools or have not read the instructions. Ignore all negative…

feet with an 11 foot ceiling. Tape Buddy works great! Simply dilute and mix the dirt, load the device and pull out any length of tape as needed. So much time saved as there is no need to apply dirt with a trowel then add tape etc. The tape comes out clean. Yes, it's a little messy when you have to work with longer pieces of tape, but that's part of drywall. Easy to clean. Be sure to pull the tape straight and evenly. When you pull the tape up from the dispensing lip, the dirt is lifted off. I…

I usually wait a long time to write a review, but after first use I was hooked. I'm a DIYer and pretty inefficient/bad at applying dirt. I've only done a few small jobs, but I've had trouble with various techniques that I've looked at on YouTube. I thought everything was fine until I applied 2-3 coats (i.e. done) and I started seeing bubbles. and more bubbles. and more bubbles that I had to cut out. I'm happy to say I have no blistering when using this. only minuses. I didn't manage to cut the…

My first attempt at this was disappointing. I didn't like the tape ripping out and a sloppy wet piece of tape flapping around while I was trying to get a grip. I was able to use short pieces of tape and it worked better than nothing, but I wasn't sure I'd try it again. Then I found out about the Super Cone, which does something similar: it pulls the tape through a wet bucket of dirt, wetting one side, and the difference is that you pull it into the other bucket, giving you a whole bucket full…

This makes the seam gluing process much more efficient for the do-it-yourselfer. Attaching the tape (instead of the wall and then laying the tape) speeds up the process considerably. Same goes for inside corners, but you can't pre-bend the tape before applying dirt. However, using TapeBuddy is much better than smearing mud on the joint and then applying tape. The downside of working alone is that you can pull as much tape as your span will allow. So instead of one 12-foot strip, you may need…

As someone who has done renovations on a few homes I own, I'm glad I stumbled across this tool when I was looking at a Watched YouTube video to brush up on my drywall skills before remodeling. my big room This Tape Buddy has helped me tap vertical and horizontal butt joints, as well as factory (tapered) joints, more effectively. I've used it on inside corners as well, but not sure yet if I prefer to use it for that. For all flat joints, the tool helps me get the perfect amount of joint compound