Level5 Skimming Blade + Compound Roller Set with Case
Level5 Skimming Blade + Compound Roller Set with Case
$ 539.42
$ 458.51
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- PRECISION BLADE INSERT | 0.3mm European-made stainless steel provides outstanding compound smoothing performance. Inserts are replaceable if damaged or worn. Patented radiused edge enables smoother compound application and flow.
- AIRCRAFT-GRADE ALUMINUM HOUSING | Provides outstanding rigidity across the length of the blade and an ergonomic grip. Protective end caps prevent compound from accumulating inside the housing for easy cleanup. Skimming blade handle adapter included.
- INCLUDED: MULTI-USE 9" JOINT COMPOUND ROLLER & FRAME | Roll. Skim. Done. Finish flat surfaces to perfection with very little learning curve!
- INCLUDED: TRANSPORT CASE | This set includes a protective case for transport or shipping.
Overview
Due to their lightweight design and ease of use, skimming blades are becoming an increasingly popular tool in the drywall finishing industry.
Premium quality LEVEL5 Skimming Blades come in a variety of lengths up to 48 inches and feature a flexible, high precision 0.3mm blade inserted into a rigid extruded aluminum blade housing. These tools are outstanding for smoothing out fresh drywall compound with even distribution and unprecedented sensitivity.
SUGGESTED USES
Available in eight lengths, there’s a LEVEL5 skimming blade for every drywall finishing job:
- 7-inch, 10-inch or 14-Inch blades are often used for bedding and wiping down drywall tape after it has been applied using an automatic taper or banjo.
- When finishing drywall joints or slightly wider areas, 16-Inch, 24-Inch or 32-Inch skimming blades are ideal and will get the job done faster than any other finishing knife or trowel.
- 40-Inch or 48-Inch skimming blades are perfect for smoothing compound evenly across large areas. Typical examples would include when you roll on and smooth out drywall joint compound to a level 5 finish, or when you are covering up textured ceilings and walls.