MARSHALLTOWN 2" Flat Solid Rubber Paint & Wallcovering Seam Rollers - The Premier Line

Roger Tremblay: bien

Canada on Dec 18, 2020

Gabriela: Hubieran sido 5 estrellas pero en ocasiones se pone un poco duro el rodillo, en general cumple su función.

Mexico on Nov 08, 2019

Peter Krug: This product worked way better than a cheap plastic one I bought previously. This one works much better. It’s well worth the extra cost.

Canada on Sep 28, 2019

Griz: Used this on my RV roof to roll the bubbles out of sealing tape I applied to all seams on the roof. Very comfortable to use and does exactly what it's supposed to do.

Canada on Aug 17, 2019

Canuck: Quality product

Canada on Jul 05, 2019

K. L. Myers: I bought this to roll FixIt Tape when applying it on a textured surface and to add such a roller to my tools. The roller performed perfectly. I wanted a roller that would allow me to apply considerable pressure. Many similar rollers, appropriately referred to as J Rollers because the handle and roller shaft appear similar to the letter J, are supported on only one end; therefore, unless they are extremely sturdily built (and priced accordingly), attempting to apply firm , even pressure is not possible and often bends or breaks the roller. I don't intend to use the roller frequently; if I did I would want it to have excellent bearings in the rollers shaft, and the resultant roller would cost much more.. This roller turns smoothly enough for applying and smoothing tapes, banding, and narrow laminates, but I do not consider it a craftman-level tool. By the way, FixIt Tape is a great product; it is sealing two starred cracks in a shower pan until the shower can be replaced; I rolled the tape to help affix it tightly on the no-slip pebbled surface.

United States on Jan 28, 2019

Kerry N. Aldrich: This roller is a fine tool, one to keep. Flawless in operation, built for long use, there is no doubt it'll remain in your toolbox. From the comfortable, soft handle to the quality rubber roller this is built for the job of rolling. It's not overbuilt but done appropriately just right has a steel cylinder running on a hardened steel axle. The rubber roller is solidly bonded to the cylinder and the axle rolls in a hardened steel frame, so hardened steel all around (no guessing, I tested all steel parts with a sharp file). The frame is tanged into the handle with zero play. This is the most comfortable roller in the three I've used, by a wide margin.

United States on Mar 27, 2018

saharasnow: I bought this to help smooth out our eternabond tape on the roof of our RV. This product rolls freely and definitely helped smooth the flat surfaces of the tape. I did have to use my hands and fingers to help mold tape around the non smooth edges that this tool could not smooth but if doing a large FLAT smooth area I highly suggest this tool. I gave it a 4 star because I did expect it to be wider, but I was using 4" tape. to my knowledge there is not a 4" roller and I think there should be. :) I also think applying the tape can be done with your hands though it will take you longer.

United States on Nov 13, 2015

Tyy Daymon: I use this seam roller for wood veneering and parquetry and its great. The RUBBER roller has some elasticity and gives slightly perfect for inlays. Smooth textured roller and dense. Using a number of rollers this one is built to last. They cut corners in the right places. The ROLLER is supported on both sides with 1/8" (~3mm) thick STEAL that does not appear stamped out. I have bent rollers that were only supported on one side. I can use my weight as leverage without fear. The AXEL is solid metal 3/8" diameter without ball barrings, cuts cost but allows glue spreading or some other goope. The handle is plastic with a thin layer of softer rubber encasing it. Makes it feel nice. This has become my go to tool when need even though it is smaller @ 2" wide. Definitely worth the cost, quality materials and design.

United States on Apr 27, 2015

Nathan: This is a nice, heavy-duty rubber roller. We use it for rolling banner seams that have been taped or glued together.

Our first roller lasted 16 months. My only complaint is that the pin - the actual roller mechanism - is probably thinner than it should be. After 16 months of use, the pin on our roller wore down so thin that it broke.

The value is still good, and I purchased this same roller again as a replacement. I'll probably try to occasionally oil the pin this time in the hope that it will last longer.

EDIT: I just received the new roller today, and the rolling mechanism has been redesigned. I don't see any possibility now that the pins would ever wear out. I'm updating my review to 5 stars, as this company obviously pays attention to user feedback and improves any weak points in their products.

United States on Apr 01, 2015