SILIGUN Compact Caulking Gun - No Drip Caulk Gun
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About SILIGUN Compact Caulking Gun - No Drip Caulk Gun
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
64% appreciated the sturdy build quality, although 36% encountered durability issues
The build quality of this caulking gun is strong and reliable, and it lasts longer than others.
I used a caulking gun made from cheap materials and it broke after just one use.
63% praised the precise caulk flow control, but 37% found it difficult to adjust
Once trigger pressure is released, no more material comes out, as I mentioned.
In tight spots, the caulk works relatively well but does not stop flowing when releasing the trigger.
63% found the grip comfortable to hold, while 37% experienced fatigue
The design of our caulk gun is unique and functional.
It is easy to load and work with, but requires more grip strength to operate than a typical caulking gun.
62% found it quiet and easy to use, while 38% experienced loud operation
When you let off the trigger, the Siligun stops dispensing caulk but the pressure on the caulk tube remains, causing caulk to come out of the tip for a bit.
70% liked the lightweight and portable design
I have found that the caulk gun's smaller size is convenient for tight spots, such as behind a sink or toilet, and it easily fits in a tool bag or box.
65% praised the easy squeezing, while 35% found it difficult to squeeze
Due to the issue with the product, the squeezing action has become quite a bit harder.
I have noticed that it requires a lot of squeezing to get a little caulk out.
I noticed that the product has two major issues. Firstly, it does not squeeze out all of the caulk that is in the tube, resulting in a loss of about 1 1/2 inches of caulking each time. Secondly, it continues to squeeze out caulk even after the handle is released.
The product has two major issues. It doesn't squeeze out all the caulk in the tube, resulting in a loss of about 1 1/2 inches of caulking each time. Additionally, it continues to squeeze out caulk even after the handle is released.
