8-Piece Caulk Kit - Sealant Silicone Finishing Tools for Grout & Sealing (Blue)

Was very handy and functional. I hate caulking and this was perfect. Run under hot water to clean. Several pieces and a little tool i used to smooth down contact paper. Good value and good quality for the price.

Had a friend buy these for me in the past and I thought they were a gimmick put them on a shelf and never touched them. I was wrong! I do a lot of home renovation and always thought I could do a better job than using something like this. I finally pulled them out to give them a shot. It's a great product. Makes cleanup very easy and I like them so much. I ended up buying a second pair

Th4se have been very helpful getting a nice edge to my caulk jobs. Still use my finger when I need to but these have been good while re-caulking my guest bathroom. A few good options for sizes and shapes.

Almost every application is covered in this kit for caulking. Works very well with latex and silicone caulking. I'm not as great for polyurethane but will work with some mineral spirits to smooth.It can help give you perfect clean lines quickly, without spending years learning how to actually caulk perfectly.Variety of sizes to draw out perfect lines, fastRemoval tool is OK, I prefer ones that also have a hook but it's adequate.

This 8 Pieces Caulk Tool Kit Sealant Silicone Finishing Tools Caulking Tool works really well. I have used it on a lot of projects and I get great results. Price pretty good also.

You can never find these things when you need them so remember where you put them. I thought I needed but ended up not using. However, they are very handy and had lots of different angles.

Maybe experts with an artistic touch will have a better time with this, but I found for me it is much easier to just wear a glove on your finger, slightly wet the finger and then run it across the bead to push it into whatever edges you are sealing. These were only used once and I didn't find the benefit to them, maybe others will. Giving 3 stars out of fairness that it does make a bead, but maybe takes a LOT of practice to not ruin what you're working on.

The yellow tool worked really well while it lasted, efficiently scraping away grout paint. However, it did wear down over time from being used on hard surfaces, eventually losing its edge. Despite this, it still performed decently even after the edge dulled. I would have preferred a few more of these yellow tools over the blue ones, which were much too soft to effectively scrape grout paint and ended up being useless for my project—this was quite disappointing.Instead of ordering more of the yellow tool, I decided to go with a metal razor, which I found to be more effective for the job. However, the downside of the metal tool is that it can scratch the tile, an issue I didn’t encounter with the hard plastic yellow tool. If you’re looking for something durable and safe on tiles, I’d recommend sticking with the yellow tool, but be aware that it may wear out with heavy use.