This BlueSpot 280mm (11") Caulking Gun is a trade quality tool at a trade price. It features a ste...This BlueSpot 280mm (11") Caulking Gun is a trade quality tool at a trade price. It features a steel frame coated for protection against rust and is suitable for most tubes from 270ml to 425ml. The color may vary (Orange, Blue, or Black). The gun has a steel skeleton frame with a plunger and is made with hardened steel for extra range. Collect from our Trade Counter to save on P&P. We are open Monday - Friday 9am - 4pm. All orders placed on a Friday, Saturday or Sunday will be processed the following Monday. Messages will be answered between 9am - 4pm Monday - Friday.
This guide is for users of the BlueSpot 280mm (11") Caulking Gun, a trade-quality tool designed for applying silicone and mastic. It's ideal for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts needing a reliable and durable tool. The key benefit is its robust steel frame construction and compatibility with various tube sizes. Note that the color of the gun may vary. This guide covers setup, use, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your BlueSpot caulking gun.
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Model Part Number
36469
Brand
BlueSpot Tools
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size sealant tubes does this gun accept?
The BlueSpot 280mm caulking gun is compatible with tubes from 270ml to 425ml.
How do I clean the gun after use?
Wipe down the gun with a clean cloth to remove any excess sealant. Avoid using harsh chemicals.
Can I use this gun with all types of sealant?
Yes, it is designed for use with most types of sealant available in standard tubes.
What if the plunger gets stuck?
Try applying some lubricant to the plunger rod. If it persists, check for any obstructions in the gun's mechanism.
What is the gun made of?
The gun features a steel frame coated for rust protection and a hardened steel plunger for added durability.
Where is this product manufactured?
The provided information does not specify the product's place of manufacture.
Troubleshooting
Sealant not flowing smoothly.
Check if the tip of the sealant tube is properly cut and clear of obstructions. Ensure the plunger rod is fully engaged and the handle is being squeezed correctly.
Plunger rod is difficult to move.
Apply a small amount of lubricant (such as WD-40) to the plunger rod and the inside of the gun's barrel.
Gun is not gripping the tube properly.
Ensure the tube is securely seated and the retaining mechanism is engaged. Check for any damage or wear to the gripping components.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable steel frame construction.
Compatible with a wide range of tube sizes.
Suitable for trade and DIY use.
Rust-resistant coating for longevity.
Hardened steel plunger for extended range.
Cons
Color may vary (Orange, Blue, or Black).
May require more force with thicker materials.
Not suitable for very large sealant cartridges.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Loading the Tube: Pull back the plunger rod, insert the sealant tube, and secure it.
Compatibility: This gun is designed to work with sealant tubes from 270ml to 425ml.
Care: Wipe down the gun after each use to remove excess sealant. Store in a dry place. Lubricate moving parts periodically for optimal performance.