CAN USE A STANDARD CAULK GUN
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Yes, typically a standard caulking gun is used. Here is the measurement of each tube for your reference: 8 1/2" height & 2" wide. Please let me know if I can be of any further assistance.
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Kren, you will need a caulk gun (the standard size). It is either liquid nail adhesive or a knock off brand. The one tube supplied does a single garage door. I put mine in a while back and I haven't had any problems. Good luck.
2093770
Not to my knowledge, why would you need too? The gun is GREAT! The hole it makes is so small you can't hardly see it. I have cabinet installers that work for me and the pin nailers they buy are about $100.00 bucks. Those those guns use the very same pins I use and my holes DO NOT need putty to fill and hide holes but their guns leave a much bigger hole and it needs touch up or putty on "some" colors. Point being, buy a cheap gun it will cost you time, buy THIS gun and it will not. I recomend this product, I am VERY happy with my purchase.
794362
Yes, you must use a caulk gun. Perfect for a cooler, repair. Be sure surface is clean/dry & sand lightly.
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I read somewhere that you can so long as you clean the old caulk with acetone--or some other appropriate cleaner--first. However, I've never tried it. I took the time to remove the old caulk first, which was easily done with a small Sheetrock mud knife and a hair dryer. I did it in winter months so if it can be done then, it can be done anytime of year. Just take your time so you don't puncture the roof material. I cleaned my surface with a rag dampened with acetone (not soaking). I let it dry overnight and then applied the tape. No problems since! Hope this helps.
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I couldn't tall you for sure but it does run a little. its thick and dries hard enough to fill small gaps.. If you apply a small strip to a vertical wall it wont run down the wall at all, but if you gob it on it will run.... its not like caulking
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No. It fits in your normal caulking gun which you can buy almost anywhere for around $5.
736338
It doesn't matter. Caulking is waterproof by nature the problem is that grout is not waterproof. This helps seal the grout. If you used quality caulk you will be fine. Basically caulk doesnt need a sealer.
1041300
Yes, a calking gun works best to apply the 8609. It has a limited use after first opening. Do all you
1680047
Yes, you do need a 'small' caulking gun such as from Lowes or Home Depot for about $3.
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Seems to be a vynil materiel to me, it could work but I don't know if caulk alone would be enough to hold it in place. If you have something to nail it to using galvinized brad nails, and then cover the nail holes with caulk also I could see this working.
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Yes we used a caulking gun, be sure to clean surface REALLY good before using, have patience and a good assistant to help if inside work has to be done. Also we used frog or painters tape to cover any area that needs protecting. It worked great but was messy. Just take your time and it should work well for you.
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yes you can but a framing nailer works better. This gun quit working for us after 3 days
2021387
cut across it with a circular saw and fill it with the proper caulk for your type of driveway (sold at any hardware store)
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No. It is not essential to remove all the old caulk. This stuff don't stick very good anyway.
782670
It shouldn't be a problem, but you may have to fill in some empty space with foam or the like. Won't be too aesthetically pleasing but it probably won't be bad. Maybe level the foam and caulk it over nearly
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I cut a larger tip and needed both hands to squeeze it out of the caulking gun. Not the easiest to apply. Wear 2 layers of disposable gloves and keep extra gloves handy. I carefully smeared the window weld with my finger because I couldn't get a consistent bead with the gun.