Cornertape Silicone Remover tool - TilersForums.com

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I had some very old silicone to remove around a bath and shower on Wednesday :mad2: the usual blade and plastic silicone remover tool were taking ages to get rid of this stuff so I contacted Andy at cornertape to give me details of a local retailer selling his products, got a really quick response from Andy

I bought cornertapes silicone remover tool - the tool is made from steel and comes with its own sharpening stone, the blades have been specially angled to prevent it digging into more delicate surfaces.

I must say I was really impressed with this tool as it made light work of the job. It's much better then the plastic versions I normally use and will last for ages. Good price too

Thanks to Andy at Cornertape for the good customer service too

 

[diamondtiling]

I have one as well Mark, good tool to have.

 

[doug boardley]

is it like this one that David at Tradetiler gave me to test run?

 

[diamondtiling]

No mine is different to that Doug, the head is a lot larger and has extra cutters on it so it can be pulled and pushed to cut.
I will have to take a picture.

 

[Terry Cottar]

Simply paint Aqua Mix Sealing & Coating Remover over the silicone making sure it is well coated down both sides. Go and have a cup of tea come back and pull or work a bit out and the rest will pull out cleanly like a ribbon

tel

 

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No mine is different to that Doug, the head is a lot larger and has extra cutters on it so it can be pulled and pushed to cut.
I will have to take a picture.

Yeah mine is different too Doug. Its on this page on the cornertape website Cornertape

A simple but effective product

 

[doug boardley]

yeah, it looks a really good bit of kit

 

[diamondtiling]

I will have to get a picture, mine is a more robust and bigger tool, (no jokes).

 

[White Room]

Yeah mine is different too Doug. Its on this page on the cornertape website Cornertape

A simple but effective product

Can it be used on acrylic baths

 

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Can it be used on acrylic baths

Good question. I'm not sure but I will check and let you know

 

[Big-Smudge]

Can it be used on acrylic baths

It sure can, the angle across the blades is less than 90 degrees so effectivly you're only using the tip of the tool, in other words you're only touching the silicone and not the bath.

Give it a tickle every now and again with the sharpening stone (provided) and it will last for years and years and years and years, bugger I think we've screwed up their. Hopefully your mate might nick it out your tool box then you'll have to buy another one.:lol:

Cheers
Andy

 

[Gazzer]

It sure can, the angle across the blades is less than 90 degrees so effectivly you're only using the tip of the tool, in other words you're only touching the silicone and not the bath.

Give it a tickle every now and again with the sharpening stone (provided) and it will last for years and years and years and years, bugger I think we've ****ed up their. Hopefully your mate might nick it out your tool box then you'll have to buy another one.:lol:

Cheers
Andy

I am sure you said "messed up there" ! and you werent swearing :lol:

 

[Big-Smudge]

I am sure you said "messed up there" ! and you werent swearing :lol:

I actually put 'c o c k e d' up but it still took it out, hehehe.

 

[mikethetile]

I actually put 'c o c k e d' up but it still took it out, hehehe.

I get deleted when I mention im a c ockney:lol:

 

[Dan]

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