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don't waste your money

Getting the beading to be uniform and smooth in any calking job is always a challenge. Especially with the main tool being the tip of the finger. This entire tool kit is amazing from removing old calking to get a very smooth easy finish is amazing. With all of the different pieces included, it's easy to vairy both the width and actual shape of the finished bead. Perfect size for any job in any space. The uniformity is amazing and also makes for easy cleanup. This is one tool that anyone from a do it yourselfer to a professional will safe a lot of time and frustration with a great look every time.

the 3 in 1 silicone tool was broken when i open the package found this to be odd but must have been crushed at some point I did Hot glue it and it works. the moving part with scraper was broken where they slide so hot glued it only problem is cant use the scraper part as it cant slide out with glue. the rest of the stuff is fine and works well

I thought this would have the metal tip but instead it has a plastic one on the sealant remover. It wore off after the first strip I needed to remove. Tried using the rubber sealant smoother and it had a gap which created a ridge on my seal. The other angled edge tools alerted hard to grip. Not satisfied with the experience of using this.

When I received the kit, all of the blue pieces looked like they had been warped from extended pressure or from being exposed to the heat. I kept the kit anyway becuase I didn't plan to use those pieces. However, after light use, the larger tool for scraping away caulk has dulled making it almost unusable. The plastic is just too cheap and soft for medium to tough caulk removal jobs.

It is kind of hard plastic, maybe useful when removing silicon from smooth laminated countertop but doesn't work in shower when removing caulking where tiles meets (grout would scrape the edges). caulking tools might be more useful if there are some instruction on how and where to use them. I end up using paint scraper, paper towel and water to do the job.

Not worth buying. We tried using but not strong enough to remove caulk. We threw it in garbage. Very disappointed 😞.

Look we've all seen the videos, these things seem like they'd be handy, but really they're not much better (if at all) than using wet paper towels or your fingers. Let's just be honest: save yourself the money, these aren't really worth the plastic they're made with.