Slip Guard 4 inch Commercial Grade Tape Roller - Easy Adhesive Application, Black

Nothing on the site is of commercial quality. In the end I had to remove a lot of non-relevant material There had to be some kind of press in place for the skid safety tape. To place 42 strips of thirty inches, I had to cut them. 16 strips were cut from non-woven fabric, and 16 strips of woven fabric were cut I had to wrap this thing in skid safety tape. Despite my firm grasp, I did not press too hard. It got so hot that the roller shaft stopped spinning as a result. When I got to the 26th strip, I stopped. As soon as the 10th strip was placed, the axle of the roller was very hot, and it was transferring the heat to the metal arms of the roller. The roller axle was hot enough to cause a round burn mark on my skin after completing the work. It took the roller four hours to rotate freely again after the job was completed. As a result, I wasn't expecting the commercial grade to handle 30 minutes of work without a hitch. The first day this would fail under commercial use is what I would suspect. The only reason why it earned 2 stars is because it delivered what was expected.

Catalina Estrada

| Jan 03, 2021

A second finger depression is evidently intended for applying more pressure to the roller but somehow does so make it harder to roll or spin the "wheel" freely and eventually it becomes downright difficult to do. By pulling out the metal on either side that holds the "wheel" in place, it can be freed again, but again, after a short while, it comes back to its previous state. Despite the fact that it isn't exactly a deal breaker, it can still.

Emani Gardner

| Nov 21, 2020

A star product. I used it just now to apply an adhesive sticker to a slip of paper The steps around my patio are covered in guard tape. My favorite part is the way it looks. This is a small, but reasonably powerful tool, yet at the same time, the handle is good enough to be held comfortably in my palm and to apply decent force. A "Palm-shaped" design is present on it The "rest" is located directly above the roller at the end of the handle. With these I can place my other hand on it and crank it hard with my full weight on my right arm.
This is a nice feature, since you won't have to put a strain on your wrists to roll it. Your right hand should serve as a guide / manual and your left hand should act as the.

Finley TURNBULL

| Nov 25, 2020

When you press it, it really feels solid. ***Editor's note When you first use it, you'll notice the pins will eventually begin to work their way out of the sides, so keep that in mind. The product isn't to blame for my problems, as I am using it for rougher work than it was designed for. The pins can be pulled back into place by turning it over and then putting the pins back in.

Lian Bray

| Dec 22, 2020

I recommend buying it. If you do not want to slip, it works perfectly when you lay In the event that you are on the run from the law, however, you can remove your prints by pressing the tape with your fingers and, presto, there will be no fingerprints left on you. Those who do not already have this roller should get one.

Zyair Conway

| Nov 26, 2020

There is a rubber roller inside the roller. There is just a little give to the edges, and they aren't too In the near future, I will use this to apply eternal bond tape to The roller proved to be the perfect tool for the job during my trial run. A small shield over the roller is a place where your thumb can be positioned for a little more.

Brayden Day

| Nov 23, 2020

I bought the roller to apply tape to RV roof seams. The roller appears to be well made and should withstand repeated tape applications. Until now, I don't think I have used the roller for its intended purpose but I have tested it on a sample of the tape it will be used on, and I am very satisfied with it. Thank you.

Rohan DOBSON

| Oct 18, 2020

Made of cheap materials, this is not very good. I was disappointed when I first used it because it folded on me.

Brynn Wilkinson

| Aug 06, 2020