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The stainless steel construction on the drywall banjo taper is slightly heavier than the traditional aluminum banjo tapers but gives this drywall banjo additional strength and durability. The ToolPro Banjo Taper utilizes a dry tape design. This design keeps the drywall tape roll separated from the mud compartment that opens and closes with a single latch/clasp.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality DEWALT Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. to 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in 8 lengths, there's a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: 7 in., 10 in. or 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in., 24 in. or 32 in. skimming blades are ideal, they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. or 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE LEVEL5 SKIMMING BLADES Not all skimming blades are created equal and LEVEL5 Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality DEWALT Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. to 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in 8 lengths, there's a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: 7 in., 10 in. or 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in., 24 in. or 32 in. skimming blades are ideal, they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. or 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE LEVEL5 SKIMMING BLADES. Not all skimming blades are created equal and LEVEL 5 Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality DEWALT Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. to 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in eight lengths, there's a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: 7 in., 10 in. or 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in., 24 in. or 32 in. skimming blades are ideal, they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. or 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE LEVEL5 SKIMMING BLADES Not all skimming blades are created equal and LEVEL5 Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.

Introducing the new 3M CLAW Drywall Picture Hanger. Trust your heavy weight hanging projects to the 3M CLAW Drywall Picture Hanger proven to hold up to 15 lbs 25 lbs and 45 lbs .The engineered hardened steel CLAWs lock securely into drywall anywhere just push, hang and you're done. Color: Silver. Material: Stainless Steel.

The ToolPro Dry Tape Drywall Banjo Taper applies drywall compound to drywall tape, and increases speed over traditional drywall hand taping. The banjo taper holds up to a 500 ft. roll of tape and strings 40 ft. per load. The aluminum construction is sturdy and light-weight. The lid is beveled inward to create a leak-proof, metal-to-metal seal. The dry tape banjo gets its name from having the roll of drywall tape separated from the wet drywall compound - keeping the roll dry, and only applies mud to the tape lead.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality LEVEL5 Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. x 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in 8 lengths, there's a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: 7 in., 10 in. x 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in., 24 in. x 32 in. skimming blades are ideal; they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. x 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE LEVEL5 SKIMMING BLADES. Not all skimming blades are created equal and LEVEL5 Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality LEVEL5 Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. x 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in 8 lengths, there's a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: 7 in., 10 in. x 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in., 24 in. x 32 in. skimming blades are ideal; they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. x 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE LEVEL5 SKIMMING BLADES. Not all skimming blades are created equal and LEVEL5 Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality LEVEL5 Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. x 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in 8 lengths, there's a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: 7 in., 10 in. x 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in., 24 in. x 32 in. skimming blades are ideal; they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. x 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE LEVEL5 SKIMMING BLADES. Not all skimming blades are created equal and LEVEL5 Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.

Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are an increasingly popular tool for drywall finishing. Premium quality DEWALT Skimming Blades come in lengths from 7 in. x 48 in. and feature a flexible, high precision stainless steel blade inserted into a rigid aluminum handle profile. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compounds with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity. SUGGESTED USES Available in 8 lengths, there's a DEWALT skimming blade for every drywall finishing job: in., 10 in. x 14 in. blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo. When smoothing out drywall joints or wider areas, 16 in. x 24 in. x 32 in. skimming blades are ideal; they can get the job done more efficiently than any other finishing knife or trowel. 40 in. or 48 in. skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compounds evenly across large surfaces, such as full walls or ceilings. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish or when you are skimming over old drywall or textured finishes. WHY CHOOSE DEWALT SKIMMING BLADES Not all skimming blades are created equal and DEWALT Skimming Blades have a number of key features that make them the professional finisher's first choice.