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Most caulk guns keep oozing after you let go of the trigger. Dripless and drip-free guns fix that in different ways. Here is how each type works and how to choose.
A standard caulking gun needs about 12 inches of clearance behind it for the push rod. A compact, rodless gun like SILIGUN needs about 4 inches. Here is how to pick a gun for tight spaces and get a clean bead where a regular gun won't fit.
The best caulk gun depends on the cartridge, sealant and size of the job. This guide explains thrust ratios, drip control, manual versus electric models and which design fits each application.
Siligun brings the solution to an ages old problem. We bring you the smallest, lightest, non-drip silicone gun for diy use. It is so small, it can fit into the tightest places. You can even cut off the excess from the silicone cartridge to make it fit easier. This is the only caulking gun that gives you this unique feature. Once you’ve tried this system, you’ll never go back to your old, nasty, metal caulking gun.
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