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Diall Sealant remover, Pack of 2
Product details
Product information
Sealant remover For the removal of cured acrylic and silicone sealant residue/ for breaking down cured sealant for easy removal
Features and benefits
This sealant remover is perfect to remove hardened silicones and modified silicon polymers. It is safe for use on ceramic tiles and stainless steel sinks
- Quick and simple to use
- Works on all types of sealant
- Cutter for the perfect degree on sealant tubes
- 5pc white removable smoothers
- Cured acrylic and silicone sealant
Health and safety
Please note that this item has additional safety or regulatory datasheets available. The product may have possible health and safety hazards covered in these documents. Refer to the container for full information and always follow the instructions.
Specifications
| Brand | Diall |
|---|---|
| Composition | ABS (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene) plastic |
| Model name/number | STS15 |
| Pack quantity | 2 |
| Product code | 3663602821052 |
Reviews
What is it??
Typical BandQ - 1 month ago
The title states it a Sealant Smoothing Tool and then the description states it’s a removal tool for cured sealant!
Not fit for purpose for either.
Very cheaply made
Ragoddard_27 - 2 months ago
The blade is made from cheap plastic that goes blunt very quickly and the product becomes useless.
Only positive about the product is its cheap and easy to use but i would much rather more heavy duty tool
Not up to the task!
DIYguy2021 - 2 months ago
Good for the first few minutes but then becomes blunt and no longer up to the task. Better with Stanley knife & razor blade.
Way better than I thought
VCBpodcast - 3 months ago
I bought this on a whim as its cheap. My thought was "it'll probably break instantly, but its cheap so let's give it a go".
Very surprised, it did 80% of the removal job in 2 mins.
For the job it did in, and the cost of the tool, its one of the best specialist tools I've ever used!
It has its uses
Louis82 - 4 months ago
This does have its uses, I scraped most of the Sealent off with a knife then put Sealent remover past on it. Then I used this tool to scrape up all the mush, it worked a treat and would of been super difficult to get the same result with a knife.