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10/29/22 | Amazon | $2.70 frontpage |
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Product Name: | Amazon Basics 3-IN-1 Caulk Tool for Removal and Application |
Manufacturer: | Amazon Basics |
Model Number: | CT31-AZ |
Product SKU: | B08D9TGQ1B |
UPC: | 840095858144 |
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even for caulk removal, you are better off using a glass scraper. chances are if you are removing caulk, it's so old that it's so hardened that the plastic scraper won't work and neither will the metal scooper.
also another tip, don't use that shit caulk found in the caulk aisle in home depot. even the most expensive caulk they have from DAP or that GE Silicone II is junk compared to the caulk sold at tile stores. if you must go to home depot, head to the tile aisle and use that caulk. it's infinitely better and will last a hell of a lot longer
i am just sharing my experience, as someone who has re-caulked multiple bathrooms in all of my rentals over the years.
If you are going to a local tile store, it's whatever they carry and whatever they carry is good.
The stuff will remain flexible for many many years, won't yellow out, and won't get mold. By the time you will need to re-caulk it will be time to re-do the bathroom. I do want to include a warning though. you need to thoroughly prep the surface. Remove ALL old caulk including residue using a glass or tile scraper (expect to go through more than 1 blade just for a shower sometimes so have spares on hand), fully clean the area per the recommendations on the tube,, let it dry. Then apply per the instructions on the tube. Note, the commercial stuff requires a FULL 24 HRS CURE before using the shower/tub. Do not expose it to water for a full 24 hrs
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