Fugenboy | silicone sealant tool

The fugenboy silicone sealant tool means that you can now get professional looking silicone lines with little effort. On some surfaces you may need some practice, but using these tools means that your siliconing can look as good as the professionals. Brought to you by http://www.ultimatehandyman.co.uk/forum1/

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[zakzak000]

Fugi kit is better, same principle though...

[ultimatehandyman]

@zakzak000

I saw one of those yesterday and it looked good!

[ultimatehandyman]

@zakzak000

I recently bought the Fugi kit. I'll be trying it out soon ;-)

[anilksolanki]

Another top video. I watch a lot of videos on YouTube mostly of tech toys like smart phones, but the video skills of these videos varies wildly. Your video is spot on. When you zoom in it is pin sharp. I shoot video all the time so I know how to shoot great video. Seems to me you are using the trick of setting the camera to manual focus, zooming in, focusing manually, now you can zoom in and out to your hearts content and ALWAYS have pin sharp video. Keep up the great work.

[ultimatehandyman]

@anilksolanki

Thanks for the comment!

It is hard work filming them alone- I should get a camera man ;-)

[davyfreeman]

looks good, but a tenner for a couple of bits of plastic seems abit much.

[ultimatehandyman]

@davyfreeman

You are right, they are not cheap.

You can even get bigger kits with more profiles that are even more expensive.

[mjlaub]

This is available for the U.S. on ebay

Item # 300651355571

[DaithiDublin]

I've tried a few devices like this one but I was never happy with the results. I started out as a tiler and still do a lot of it. There's nothing better than using your finger, once you've got the technique down. A little washing up liquid in some water sprayed over the line (I use a pro-hairdressing misting spray can - for a fine mist) and also keep your finger wet. Superb finish once you get the knack.

[ultimatehandyman]

@benny5825

I just need to practice on tiles now lol.

Looks a lot neater than using a finger though!

Thanks for the comment ;-)