Faithfull Silicone Scraper Kit - Two Piece

The Faithfull FAITLSILKIT is an all-in-one Silicone Scraper Kit designed for a professional finish...

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The Faithfull Silicone Scraper Kit is an essential solution for homeowners, DIY enthusiasts, and tradespeople who need to achieve a clean, professional finish when working with silicone, grout, fillers, and various household sealants. This two-piece toolset simplifies both the removal of old, degraded caulk and the precise application of fresh beads, though users should be mindful to apply steady pressure to avoid damaging delicate substrate surfaces during the removal process.

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Model Part NumberFAITLSILKIT
BrandFaithfull

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FAQs

Can these tools be used on porous surfaces like natural stone?

Yes, but exercise extra caution. Because natural stone can be scratched, use a light touch with the scraping blade and avoid applying excessive pressure.

Do I need to use soap and water with the finisher?

While the tools are designed to work dry, some users prefer a light misting of soapy water to prevent adhesion on specific sealant types. Try it without first, as the material is generally non-stick.

Are the profiles easy to swap?

Yes, the interchangeable profiles are designed to snap into the finisher tool easily for quick adjustments on the job.

What is the flat blade on the finisher used for?

It is designed to scrape away excess residue from flat surfaces or tiles after the main bead has been smoothed.

How do I keep the blades sharp?

The blades are designed to be durable, but they will eventually show wear. Avoid using them on abrasive surfaces like concrete or rough stone to prolong their lifespan.

Troubleshooting

Sealant is smearing instead of smoothing

Ensure you are using a consistent, light pressure and that the finisher tool is clean. If smearing persists, wipe the tool with a dry cloth periodically during application.

Blade failing to remove old silicone

Ensure the blade angle is flush against the surface. If the sealant is extremely old or hardened, apply a silicone-removing solvent first to soften the material before scraping.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Comprehensive two-piece design covers both removal and finishing
  • Multiple interchangeable profiles provide versatility for different sealant gaps
  • Integrated nozzle cutter eliminates the need for separate cutting tools
  • Easy to clean due to the non-stick nature of the construction material
  • Compact and lightweight for easy storage in a standard toolbox

Cons

  • Requires a steady hand to maintain a consistent finish
  • Plastic blades may wear down over heavy, long-term professional use
  • Must be careful not to gouge soft surfaces during the removal phase

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before starting, ensure the work surface is clean and free of debris. To use the nozzle cutter, insert the cartridge tip into the designated gap on the finisher and apply firm pressure to create an angled cut. When finished, simply allow the excess sealant to cure on the tools; once dry, it can be peeled off in one piece, making cleanup near-instant. Store the kit in a dry, cool environment to ensure the plastic components maintain their integrity over time.