Columbia Corner Cobra Demonstration

I love using my Columbia Corner Cobra to apply NoCoat bead that I buy in 100' rolls which I prefer over sticks since you can make them any length you'd like. Applying mud with my CanAm tube and flat applicator is easier and allows for a soft consistent coat. When loading mud by hand it's usually on the thicker side which can cause a wavy finish because it's more difficult to control the pressure by hand when wiping. Once it's set to where you want it the Corner Cobra gives the same flat result each time.

[@edover50]

I so want one ....one of these days. Sure did a nice crisp job. Always enjoy your videos

[@napodano26]

Yeah that’s looking good

[@Rob-mv7oj]

Those are awesome tools!

[@oukastoukast]

Ordered one . Been waiting long enough

[@-supremebeing-]

I have yet to try my corner cobra, my only concern is using this on bad framing as it would just follow the board. Every job I do bulk heads are never straight, therefore I'm tweaking beads almost every job and I'm talking brand new homes too. People just don't care to frame them properly anymore. Wood is also warped.

[@simonrizk4451]

i will get one, thanks

[@mdmd-mf3bg]

thanks for the vid... doing my first house last week and i have learned a lot of you so thanks! loving the no coat... dont have a cobra so lots pressure... its a barn house, tons of angles... should have got that cobra :)

[@BushmanCanuck]

Good video! I might have to get one...boarding a house with a top floor that follows the roof line, hips and valleys in every room 😬

[@davidcorrea3225]

the first time Im seeing it being done without ext corner app, awesome! r u still on dwt btw?

[@DRDRYWALL1969]

Just use paper beads on outside corners apply compound with bead box and regular bead roller piece work boys

[@Miguel.Garcia]

Messy floor