JMIBASIC Silicone Caulk Finishing Tool - Assorted 5 Size Sets - Premium Smooth Rubber Spatula Finisher - Easy Caulking Tool - Grout sealer Applicator (Wood)

Much bigger than I expected them to be! The second smallest one worked perfectly for cleaning up the caulk around the base of a toilet. I have longer fingernails and I wasn't about to get caulk all up under there! The wet paper towel method has worked in the past, but it's not always uniform. This spatula did exactly what I needed it to do.I love that there are so many of them for a lot of different applications (indoors and out). I wish there was an additional smaller one and a short handled one though. They're a little pricey if you're just looking for a small one like for projects such as fixing a gap in a window frame, or doing caulk around a toilet or tub.Overall, I'm happy with these. Just read the description and know that these are big ole silicone spatulas!

JMIBASIC Caulk Tools 5 Sizes ABS (Plastic):I like the long handles. Individually packaged. Flexible rubber applicator. Easy to clean + reuse.5 different sizes. For caulking tub and shower corners, I like the smallest size.All in all, they're kinda big. Wish the applicators were smaller.

Great for cleaning up the edges of caulking

I got these to do caulking, and when they arrived I was shocked at the size. That being said, they still work well for caulking, I used these to redo the caulk on my molding after I painted and my fingers are oh so thankful. The silicone is pliable enough to have a squeegee effect, but not so pliable that it leaves an irregular finish. I used DAP with microban which dries very quickly and seems to stick where you don't want it and the silicone had no issues smoothing the caulk or with clean up. The excess wiped off easily and some warm water and paper towels removed the excess film.The length of the handle turned out to be a huge plus for me and allowed me to get much longer runs before having to stop (which leaves marks in the caulk) to move down the wall. I did not think I would use the larger ones, however, I ended up using a couple on a resin project and they worked perfectly. For cleaning, I let the resin cure on the silicone part and then just flexed it and it popped right off. I like this set, but like others would prefer if it came with more than one of the small sized tools.I gave them 5 stars on value, because the small one really saved my fingers, and I was able to find uses for the larger ones with resin projects, and for spreading wood glue. However, if you are looking for a tool for just caulking of windows, molding, or other small projects, then the price ($16.98 at time of review) might be a little high since the larger sizes will not be of much use to you.

These tool are such a simple, yet essential thing to have when caulking. In the past I have tried all sorts of methods, from the wet finger method, to wet paper towel method, and nothing would provide consistent accurate results-Until now! Really wish I had these for all the other caulking jobs I have done. While it will be a little extra work, I will now be removing the poor caulking jobs and using these.My one wish is that there were more of the smallest tipped size. The others really are too large for anything interior. Maybe on exterior applications they would be useful, but not for the inside of the house.

For DIY projects that require caulk or other sealants, using your finger for smoothing generally works pretty well, but sometimes it's tricky and messy. These finishing tools help produce a uniform result. I like the fact that the handles are long and that there are five sizes of tips included. They're also easy to rinse off. My only wish is that there was one with an even smaller tip. The largest one is too large for anything I'd need it for, so I personally would swap that one for an additional smaller one. That's a minor wish though. Otherwise, these caulk finishing tools are great for producing a uniform line and seal.

Clever and well built caulk smoothing tool. Works just as well if not better than finger, but with much less mess. Plus you can put down and reuse while your hands are clean for other tasks. I like it. Produces nice Smoot edges. Use a little water or acetone to get professional quality finish.Nice handles, good comfort

Not sure what kind of jobs you would use the large ones for. The idea of assorted sizes sound great until you figure out only the smallest are useful. For an average household caulking around a tub or gaps in stairs, which is what I used them for, the smallest tools are the only ones that would work. If you do various types of sealing jobs, maybe the assortment will work. Overall it's a pretty good tool. I don't have to keep getting my fingers dirty. I have long nails, so I save on the extra cleanup of using the wet finger method.