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Joint gun with 4 nozzles for silicone work

Joint gun with 4 nozzles for silicone work

Regular price $49.95 USD
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Uneven joints that immediately catch the eye upon a second glance – even though you put in so much effort.

Anyone who has ever tried to apply joints evenly by hand knows the result: clumpy spots here, too little material there. The CementGun directs the mortar precisely through one of four selectable nozzles and distributes it evenly in the joint – whether standard mortar or epoxy mortar. The result is a clean, gap-free surface that looks like it was done by a professional.

Advantages

  • No more crooked lines when grouting: Thanks to the four different nozzle attachments, the mortar lands exactly where it belongs – without reworking or tedious smoothing by hand.
  • No more crawling on all fours for hours: The ergonomically shaped handle reduces the effort during application, allowing larger areas to be worked on in one go without tiring the hand.
  • No tool changes between different mortars: The CementGun works with both standard mortar and epoxy mortar – the housing made of plastic and stainless steel withstands the materials without rusting or bending.

Specifications

  • Materials: Plastic, Stainless Steel
  • Compatible with: Standard Mortar, Epoxy Mortar
  • Color: Black & Yellow
  • Dimensions: 62.1 x 13.8 cm
  • Number of nozzles: 4 interchangeable attachments

Application

  1. Filling: Fill mortar into the container of the CementGun and attach the suitable nozzle for the joint width.
  2. Injecting: Guide the gun evenly along the joint and press the trigger with constant pressure – the mortar distributes itself.
  3. Smoothing: If necessary, briefly smooth the surface with a joint spatula – the basic distribution is already so even that little touch-up is needed.

Pro tip: Dip the nozzle briefly in water before first use – this reduces mortar sticking to the nozzle opening and makes cleaning easier after work.

 

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