Saker Silicone Caulking Tools-3 in 1 Sealant Finishing Tool Grout Remove Scraper (Stainless Steelhead),Caulk Remover Glass Glue Angle Scraper for Bathroom,Kitchen,Floor,Window,Sink Joint,Frames SealCarbonfree Certified

Husband used it putting in a new tub & shower wall & it worked great

Excellent!!! Not the best but doubt top tier.

I haven't used this to remove old caulking. I tried to used it at the base of my tub where the builder had used grout to join the base of the tub to the tile. I had no luck removing the old grout from the area. I put new caulk at the base of the tub and spread it with this tool. It worked ok, but I don't know if it worked any better than using my finger to smooth the caulk. I still needed to smooth it with my finger. The tool is a good idea, and I'll try it agin on other projects, but it feel really light and not very sturdy. The ergonomics aren't quite "there" yet.

Admittedly an impulse purchase, this looked as if it might replace my finger for finishing caulking beads. It does but it's tricky to learn to use, is no faster, no better, and takes longer to clean. It does do a better job when I need a large-radius bead and it may be good at removing old caulk, an application I haven't tested. As a plastic replacement for a steel putty knife/scraper— well, my putty knife works better and will last far longer.I've never really figured out how to exchange the radius inserts and the instructional illustration on the package is no help. Brute force is the only thing that has worked for me. There is surely a trick I haven't discovered because this is sure to break something soon.For me, three stars is being generous. This will stay in its box and gather dust.

Does what ad said, it works in removing old stuck on caulk.

Does the job

I will be returning this item. I had such high hopes, but alas it was not to be. The concept of this item is great... slice through existing caulk and scrape off. Then, use the included tips (of different sizes) to leave a clean finish. The scraper, made of hard plastic, started to wear away on the very first use. The metal blade was efficient, but also left jagged edges on the preexisting caulk, leaving more work to clean and prep for re-caulking. The tips had a steep learning curve, and it was easier to use my finger to get the finish that I wanted. The caulking tip also tended to slide down the tool when applying pressure. The position of the handle causes it to slide over the scraper and there is no lock to keep it in place. I tried tightening the screws, but that did not work. Clean-up was also unnecessarily difficult as the caulk became trapped under the sliding tip tool. I had to disassemble the tool to clean it properly. I really like the brand (I have several Saker tools), but this one did not live up to the hype.

Finally I can caulk like the pros