April 27, 20196 yr I am currently redoing the silicone sealant in my shower and am wondering where I can buy a finishing tool somewhere in Pattaya. I have tried HomePro on Pattaya Klang and Boonthavorn with no luck. Does anyone know where I can find one of these in Pattaya? (please see attached pictures). Also if anyone has any other suggestions how I can get a nice finish on the silicone that'd be great to know also.
April 27, 20196 yr The second half has some nice tits, oops meant tips but make sure you listen at the beginning for a few seconds ????
April 28, 20196 yr 11 hours ago, mranonymous said: Does anyone know where I can find one of these in Pattaya? Go to 7-11 and buy a Magnum. You'd be surprised how many things can be fixed by jamming some caulk into them. Got a really big hole try some African black caulk.
April 28, 20196 yr Popular Post The nozzle dispenser on the tube should be all that you need, failing that wet your finger. Theres nothing better and quicker. I watched a few of those videos on silicone caulking and the unbiased ones say those plastic tools are pretty useless and over engineered when a plastic nozzle, folded cardboard, a wet finger, a section of plastic water pipe will sort it quicker. The ideal scenario though is to cut your nozzle at the right angle and size and pull it one time only.
April 28, 20196 yr In the first Vid she demonstrates how to using painters tape each side and a wet finger. Seems like a very good idea. She just pulls the tape and there is a perfect finish with no mess
April 28, 20196 yr Like most things, its just one of those jobs that takes a bit of practice. beginners tend to go too slow and are unable tomaintain the same pressure on the gun trigger. The result, thick here thin there, wavy lines. The trick is to look at your run A to B and start with your intention to take that run in one hit, keep the nozzle travelling at a moderate pace and concentrate more on keeping the angle steady and the trigger squeeze steady. It will look fine and it will be consistant.
April 28, 20196 yr 1 hour ago, CGW said: Top tip! Learn to weld first - then use the same technique! ???? no need for the gloves and mask tho
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