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[Rapid edge]

Hello all, Thanks for your Clints on Rapid edge.
This is the only product on the the market of its type, It is heat activated
using an iron, once tried you will never use any other method.
There is 5 meters per roll click on my link on the top board for more info
and check the reviews from the fitters which have purchased it recently.

Cheers
Dale

[Jaymo]

Looks really good

[rasta]

What if anything makes this better than Unika's edge tape which you do not need to iron?

[Rapid edge]

I've used a Unika tape a few times in the past when I was doing a lot of
Work top changes, I had to go back to every job because it failed
I'm always trying make the job easier and more efficient. Contact adhesive
was just to time consuming, unika is a non iron tape.
I created Rapid edge out of total frustration, it's taken
a long time and a fair few quid to get to this stage .

[PJK]

I was using an iron on tape like this 10-15 years ago and still occasionally do. What makes your product different?

[Rapid edge]

That tape was available few years ago it was dry tape and
neede to be ironed over twice, one to hold the tape in place
and again to iron your laminate edge on it was a good product
but it little more time consuming.
It hasn't been available to buy for a quite a few years now

Rapid edge is a double sided tack which allows it to hold the
the laminate in place then iron over once only for hot melt process.

[PJK]

Yes that's the stuff. Sounds like yours is better if it holds the laminate in place while it's ironed on.

[Dave Cram]

I have been converted to the rapid edge tape now it is far quicker than contact and less mess . The other brand tape is not as good as rapid edge and I have been using it on tight curves with no problems . This product is well worth the money if like me time is against you . Last used in new kitchen trade store showroom fit Balham London last week .
Good look dale

[rasta]

I have used 60 metres of unika tape not one problem, routed edge, sand, brush or hoover stick on.

Can you use yours on acrylic edging? as it is thicker, will the heat go through? or is it laminate edging only.