Haoguo 3 in 1 Silicone Caulking Tools, Sealant Removal Tool with 5 Silicone Pads

Good product

It is not usefull at all doesnot help in applying clauke

Worst product, not useful this product, very cheap quality,

Due to offer price this tool is value for money. Not sure about easy to use as I only smoothed off / tooled some beading and it did what I wanted. It's in the toolbox now and I'll use as and when.

Awesome little tool, with lots of useful features! This tool helped me do the best caulking job ever! I've been doing caulking jobs at home here and there for quite some time but with less than acceptable results but with this tool my caulking looks better than ever. I was able to remove the old caulking in no time with the metallic tip on one end of the tool and also with the plastic part for the remaining residue. The white rubber tips allowed me to smooth out the new caulking silicon for a perfect finish.A couple of suggestions though, before you start a caulking job use blue painter's tape between the area that you're about to caulk to make the caulking straight and smooth. Then dip the white rubber tip in hot water right before you begin. This makes the silicon hard to stick to the tip and thus easier to clean. As soon as you're done with a section, remove the tape immediately but carefully. I watched this method on YouTube and really made a huge difference. Other videos have you try a plastic disposable spoon to smooth out the caulk but spoons don't work nearly as well as the rubber tips of this tool--believe me, I tried it with less than desirable results! All in all, this a very reliable tool that will help you finish a caulking job the right way, and for a very low price!

Not the best quality, should have spent more on individual tools rather than all in one.The removal part doesn’t remove very cleanly so you swap ends to use the scraper like end which is not very effective.Changing the edge smoother was simple enough and comes with a variety of sizes and shapes.

Used this tool to remove siliconized bathroom caulk around tub. It was helpful with removing the big chunks, but I still had to use a razor blade scraper for the small stuff. When applying the new caulk, I put some painter's tape next to the joint and then used the tool to smooth the new bead. It was much better than the using a finger and I ended up with a good looking job. Lesson learned for when I re-caulk the shower: I applied too much caulk and made the bead too big.I will use this tool for all my caulking jobs because it helps me end up with a better looking job.

Cheap built-in