3 in 1 Silicone Caulking Tools（Stainless Steelhead）, Sealant Finishing Tool Grout Scraper, Reuse and Replace 5 Silicone Pads, Great Tools for Kitchen Bathroom Window, Sink Joint

I didn’t expect much, but I was looking for something to remove the caulk easier than stiff blade scraper and straight razor blade. I just used this tool and it is worth every bit of the $14 I paid. Easily removed the caulk and got further into the 90 degree than any other tool I have tried. I used the angle pad for a finisher…it worked better when I got it slightly damp with water. Good product.

I hate this particular project.Every couple of years, I have to recaulk and usually have to rebuy a tool to do the job as it erodes while completing.This one has a metal tip which allowed me to get the job done without it completely breaking down. It works well.Two minor complaints:1. It could be heavier. Actually, it is really light. It feels like it is going to snap in my hand when I am really scraping. It didn't, but I get the sense it may in the future.2. The three-in-one requires that the unit slide back to reveal the scraper. It doesn't lock. This means, while scraping, it keeps trying to slide closed. This is a pain.I will be using it again.

This is really two tools in one. The scraper save SO much time getting the old caulk off from around my bathtub - it turned a long difficult job into a quick easy job. And the 'smoothers' for the new caulk are a must-have - I put blue tape all around the tub, applied the caulk, and then repeatedly scraped off the excess caulk (and then wiped off the smoother) until there was no caulk on the blue tape. The only way to get a good-looking result.

The caulking scrapper tool was not useful in my situation. I needed to remove old silicone caulk between tile and my acrylic tub. The scrapper barely removed pieces and left most of the caulk on place. The only way I was able to effectively remove the caulk was with a sharp chisel, knife and scraper. There is allot of flex to silicone caulk, I needed to cut it loose from the tile and tub without damaging the surfaces.The caulk finishing tool all worked really well. I was able to get a consistent smooth caulk bead. If I didn't like the size of the caulk bead, I could move to a smaller size. Tools were easy to clean up.

Great tools.

I was able to get all the silicone and caulking off the bathroom tub, sink. Then using the provided attachments get the new caulk looking like I paid someone to do it. Very happy

Removing caulk is difficult so I was excited to see that someone has developed a better tool to cut and remove old caulk. It comes with a cutter, scraper and a number of angled tools to put a good caulk line on when you replace the old caulk. I would have given it 5 stars except that the cutting and removing point is not very strong and will likely not be strong enough to remove tough areas and will dull soon too. However given that is was $20 and it helps in the rather tedious job I think a 4 star is appropriate. I would purchase again.

Works well with my recaulking shower project.