Can I use this without a caulking gun?
1008955
The quick answer is yes, and you don't have to scoop it out with your hands. But the truth is that it is much easier with a caulking gun and that is what it is made for. You can cut the tip off and push from the bottom. You would not have good control and the more you use the harder it gets. Spend $9 and get a caulking gun.
1008956
Not easily. You could slice it open and scoop it out with your hands, but it would make an awful mess. I wouldn't do it.
1891657
No But you can use a 1.25" X 1.25" square pipe that slides over a 1" x 1 " A set screw or a tapped screw will hold the two pipes together.I use a good quality silicone adhesive caulk to seal the pipe.
196264
We use this on our roof. I don't know about caulking. We have a 1995 sunrise Tt and our rv mechanic recommended this Dicor works great on seams and roof. No leaks. The roof is rubber not alum.
1375438
I had the same question that you have. I called 3M directly and they told me while it is possible to use this product without the caulking gun, they do not recommend it. If the two adhesives do not mix properly then you may not get the bond that you are looking for. Best to spend the $60 for the gun and do it right the first time.
2132854
Yes it can. It is completely waterproof and a great product, just caulk it and forget it.
847680
Sure you could but if I were you I would purchase a cleaner and sealer separately. I've not noticed this product being very effective.
628796
I am not sure because I did not do that. I don't see any reason why you could not. They lock well and you would have to put in your dirt on the bottom one first I think. Not sure how to seal the inbetween when it rained though. There is green siding boards with poles that do though and I liked them better. These were nice but not big enough for me.
1359851
No, don't think so you would be better off with silicone caulking like for aquariums
952555
Try 3m caulk remover. May not dissolve it, but at least should make removal easier
1609792
I replaced just the faucet on an existing fixture; I did not use any caulk. It has worked perfectly.
1803024
I say no. You would have to use caulking to seal it. Even then the air flow could knock it loose.
1565576
You can, but your're not really supposed to. It can get sticky inside of the nozzle and cause it not to work. If you do, I'd make sure to run C02 through it afterwards and maybe fill a cup with hot water to soak the nozzle in to make sure nothing is left in it to gum it up.
42685
Hi, probably not. There are no gaskets to prevent that. You could put an absorbent cloth underneath the saw though, there's room. Hope this helps.
1532356
You can use it with or without the hard liner. It is collapsible without the hard liner.
302660
yes you can. You just clean the surface of the caulking really well and allow to dry. When you apply this over it, just rub it really well and it will stick on just about anything. We used this stuff and it worked great for going over old repairs.
578916
I put mine just a little bit outboard of the center. Also, I found that you should use white silicone caulk (not latex or siliconized latex). It really needs to be pure silicone. I run caulking on the undersides of the guard and press it in place. Then, I caulk the seams everywhere the guard meets the wall or tub. I've had good luck with this method.
1089285
Yes, you will need a medium duty caulking gun. There are products (that don't require a caulking gun) that come in squeezable tubes that are okay for small jobs and/or hard to reach locations. However, it is difficult to lay a professional looking bead of caulk with these tubes and comparatively they are very expensive. If you own a home, especially an older one, you will need to do a lot of caulking and a caulking gun is a wise and inexpensive investment. You should purchase a decent one with a rotating metal wire at the end of the gun (where the nozzle of the caulk tube goes) that is used to pierce foil seals in the nozzles of most painter's (acrylic non-silicone) caulks, and will help to break through any hardened residue in an old tube of caulk if you want to use it after it has been sitting around for awhile.