🛠️ Small Gun, Big Impact: Master every nook with drip-free precision!
The SILIGUN Caulking Gun is an ultra-compact, lightweight tool crafted from durable ABS plastic, designed for professional-grade caulking with patented anti-drip technology. At just 4 inches long and 10.4 oz, it excels in tight spaces and awkward angles, compatible with all standard 10 oz plastic cartridges and sausage packs, making it the go-to choice for flawless, efficient sealing and filling tasks.
| Manufacturer | SILIGUN |
| Product Dimensions | 20.57 x 13.72 x 8.64 cm; 294.84 g |
| Colour | SILIGUN Caulk Gun |
| Material | ABS Plastic |
| Power Source | hand_powered |
| Item Package Quantity | 1 |
| Batteries included? | No |
| Batteries Required? | No |
| Item Weight | 295 g |
R**Y
Cool Silicon Gun.
Excellent, innovative design. Immediate, prompt delivery. Great value and very convenient to use because of its unique small size.
S**S
Very poor quality for the money, much better alternatives out there
If you use a calking gun more than a few times a year I would most definitely NOT recommend this product.I have used it in total 5 times to apply silicon. The plastic mechanism isn't up to the task and starts to warp / bend very quickly.This is WAY overpriced and a gimmick in my opinion. You pay 3 times as much as a standard metal calking gun just for the privilege of it being small.What disappoints me most is that it says it comes with a 12 month warranty. I tried to claim against the warranty through Amazon and they said I needed to contact the manufacturer. I reached out to the manufacturer via there website explaining my unit had broke after a few uses and never received a response.I have since purchased a much cheaper metal calking gun, yes it's much bulkier, but works as advertised.I can't recommend this product at all, waste of money.
M**E
Caulking Tool
Excellent product. Easy to use.
J**.
It doesn't work.
I've bought some #*÷& over the years but this has to rank in the top three. The clutch mechanism clogs up with bits of plastic from the blade. The pressure is uneven, it started coming out like a cake decoration. I'll go back to my original caulk gun. DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY.
A**.
Mine broke within days
The system that grips the cartridge and drags it back to create the pressure failed. The idea in general appealed to me, and for the odd days use, I am sure that the lightweight build may suit, but for every day use i have gone back to the basic sealant gun. Its more clumsy but I feel more durable than this option.Shame, as I was ready to benefit from less dripping and shorter cut cartridges for tight spaces.
T**M
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M**E
Not enough travel
This is good for small confined spaces, but not suitable as an everyday use gun, since the amount of 'travel' when you pull the trigger means you get very little silicone coming out of the nozzle (a line of approx 4cm only), so you have to keep 'pumping' excessively, compared to a standard silicone gun, where you'll get approx 10x that amount.
M**C
The right tool for the job alert
I recently had to use some No Nails and the caulk/silicone guns we have are those long metal guns that cost about £3 or £4 and I'm sick of them. This newer gun is a dawdle to load and it doesn't take a death grip to get the contents of the tube to flow. You can cut off the empty parts of the tube as it empties without removing the tube from the gun. Now I'm busy trying to find things around the house to No Nail with the Siligun. It is so easy to load and use. So, if like me, you find the conventional caulk/silicon guns hard to load, squeeze, or hard to keep a straight flow, then you will love the Siligun. It is well made; the design is definitely human friendly.I am happy to recommend the Siligun. I hope this helps you.
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