Gizhome Concrete Countertop Caulking Tool, Metal Ball Tile Caulk Finishing Tool Used to Press The Tile Grout Coating for Bathroom Kitchen and The Rest of The Household

Useful.

Bought to use with epoxy grout, and very happy I bought for use. I used the largest ball end to give the closest to flat finish with slightest indent and love it!

I would consider myself a home improvement hobbyist, and running caulk has always been a struggle for me. I have tried corner shaped tools, my finger etc. and just can't get it to look perfect. This tool however did the trick with zero issues. Because of the round surface, you can go over the edge as many times as needed in order to make your edge look perfect, even in weird corners, and you will never mess it up. You even leave the excess in place and remove once it's all dry since the shape of the tool creates a thin line with no caulk, so the excess just peels away.10/10 must have for hobbyist level caulking. Of course the pros can do it with their finger etc. but for those of us that want to caulk something 1-2x per year and make it look like we knew what we were doing, this thing is perfect.

I used it to smoothen my grout. It ended up removing my grout… I had to use my fingers instead. It might work with other products, but didn’t work for me.

If you're able to use your finger to smooth out caulking well, then don't bother with these. I was hoping these would help me avoid getting caulk all over my fingers, but they're way more difficult to use than your finger. I constantly had gaps/air pockets/etc with these tools. If the two surfaces you're caulking are perfectly smooth and straight, they might work without issue... but I find that's rarely the case.They weren't worth the purchase, but at least they were cheap.

I used this for caulking between tiles and bathtub. I used painters tape placed at the point where the super touches the surface. Put down caulk with gun, swiped with this product, then removed the tape for near perfect looking caulk. The most tedious part is the taping.

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This item was bought by my husband to use in stretching wet leather to create depth. Hard to understand but it was 3xactly what he needed.

Excellent tools,have been looking for these for a while,after seeing them used by a tiler,I used them to seal a bath with silicone(J know they are meant for grouting but ...) Really easy to use,so much easier to get behind some really awkward taps,just kept dipping them to n water to stop the silicone sticking,I don’t actually think it would have stuck but better to be save,highly recommended.

Used to make a concrete table. Created perfect corners with ease in my form.