Rubber Roller, Ideal for Anti Skid Tape Construction Tools, Print, Ink and Stamping Tools (4-Inch, Black)

In my quest to provide a safer environment for my senior dog, I recently acquired a Rubber Roller to help me lay down traction strips on my back deck. This simple tool proved to be quite effective in addressing the issue, and after some use, I'd like to share my thoughts on it.Pros:Worked as expected:The Rubber Roller performed exactly as I had hoped. It made the task of laying down traction strips on my deck a breeze. Its design allowed for even pressure and adherence of the strips to the surface, providing a safer walking area for my senior dog. The simplicity and effectiveness of this tool were certainly its biggest strengths.Has some weight to it:One of the unexpected advantages of this rubber roller is its weight. While it may not be exceptionally heavy, it has just the right amount of weight to help with the rolling process. This added weight made it easier to apply consistent pressure and ensure that the traction strips were securely bonded to the deck.Cons:Lack of swivel option:A minor inconvenience that I encountered while using the Rubber Roller was the absence of a swivel option. At times, when I needed to navigate corners or curved areas on my deck, it would have been more convenient to have a swivel feature. This would have made the tool more versatile and easier to maneuver in tight spaces.In conclusion, the Rubber Roller proved to be a valuable addition to my efforts in creating a safe environment for my senior dog. It performed as expected, effectively applying traction strips to my deck surface. The weight of the roller was an unexpected benefit, aiding in the application process. However, the absence of a swivel option did pose some minor challenges when dealing with corners and curves. Overall, if you're looking for a reliable tool to assist with laying down traction strips, this Rubber Roller is a solid choice.

I bought this to put traction strips on the stairs of my new deck. I doubt it would be sturdy enough for a pro, but it worked well for the roughly 50 strips I installed. The only issue I noted was the metal tabs on the outside edges aren’t well rounded or polished so be careful not to scratch anything with them. Otherwise, a good tool for small to medium jobs.

Well made

Works very well to put down Eternabond tape.

Light duty, but works nice for me.