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Old 04-08-2010, 02:01 PM   #16
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To wet or not to wet that is the question


Actually, from the description he was using a slop box or a commercially made tool called the Super-Taper. It applies mud to several feet of tape and you carry it around in a bucket strapped to your waist. This way many guys can apply tape at one time. It is a product of the Better Than Ever Tool Company in Canada. Sold here in the states at All-Wall.

Wetting tape is practiced where there is high temperatures, so the tape doesn't starve the mud for moisture. Some feel that this will provide a better bond as they dry out equally. I haven't seen an advantage.

The Super Taper system, described above, slightly wets the tape due to its operation as do wet and dry banjo's, the wet being more so.


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