3 in 1 Silicone Caulking Tools（Stainless Steelhead）, Sealant Finishing Tool Grout Scraper, Reuse and Replace 5 Silicone Pads, Great Tools for Kitchen Bathroom Window, Sink Joint

will NEVER do a caulking job without this tool again, love it

I used this to remove the cheap caulking our builder used on our kitchen cabinet and it did a wonderful job. The hard plastic pieces for further silicone removal wear fast under use and using the caulk applicators takes a bit of practice, but the stainless removal tool makes it worth the money.

This is really two tools in one. The scraper save SO much time getting the old caulk off from around my bathtub - it turned a long difficult job into a quick easy job. And the 'smoothers' for the new caulk are a must-have - I put blue tape all around the tub, applied the caulk, and then repeatedly scraped off the excess caulk (and then wiped off the smoother) until there was no caulk on the blue tape. The only way to get a good-looking result.

I thought this would be sharper and come with instructions. There's a lot of pieces in which I have no idea what they are used for. I found my utility blade worked just fine.

I didn’t expect much, but I was looking for something to remove the caulk easier than stiff blade scraper and straight razor blade. I just used this tool and it is worth every bit of the $14 I paid. Easily removed the caulk and got further into the 90 degree than any other tool I have tried. I used the angle pad for a finisher…it worked better when I got it slightly damp with water. Good product.

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This came with lots of tools to help me re-caulk the edge of my shower, which is great. However, I didn’t need all of these and pretty much no one else will either. The dual ended tool to strip the old caulking away was the most useful - but my advice would be to buy a better one and only that one. Overall, yes this was OK but mostly useless for simple caulking at home. The stripping tool bent very easily and chipped my tile too, so be careful or buy a more substantial one.

I'm not sure who invented this, but they're a genius. This tool will cut your caulk removal time from hours to minutes. This with a couple of straight razor tools makes the job go quick. Run the center of the caulk with the removal tool first, then clean up the sides with the straight razors. Done.Notes:1. There is a slide on the tool. Tighten the screws and wrap it with tape to secure it in place.2. It will take you a couple of tries to get the angle right.3. Plenty of caulk templates for replacing with new caulk.