Review on Multifunctional Sealant Caulking Tools 5In1 by Rick Ross

Let me start by saying that this is a good tool for its intended purpose. Light in the hand, just the right size, handles corners and edges with equal aplomb. It cuts, kneads, trims, pierces and scrapes very well. Unfortunately, I want to talk about this last point. TO THE MANUFACTURER/SELLER: Look folks, I know this is one of a million sprays on the market. With no maintenance or quality control, "sells and prays" the ABS plastic shit that has made its place of origin so well known. I understand. I understand that most of the sellers here are just traders trying to undercut each other to get a crumb of profit and they don't give a damn about the satisfaction, health, safety or repeat business potential of the consumers of these products (because , hey, how hard is it to just change your name to something (something as stupid as grinning insanely while patting yourself on the back for killing one of those gweilo jerks who keeps coming back, to get more, okay?). I can handle it; it's the bed we made ourselves with our idiot conspicuous consumption; we have to sleep in it. The part I can't handle, the part I can Causes goosebumps is that whoever starts the gang race you all flock to like gulls pouncing on an unattended fish and chip cart was TOO DAMN STUPID TO KEEP CONSUMABLE BLADES P REDUCE. You see, the REASON to make a patented product SPECIFICALLY a consumable product is so you can STILL remove wool from sheep. You can STILL make money off the damn fool of western consumers because. They are. To keep. TO BUY. THINGS. OUT. YOU. But no, in a classic, gory, almost fundamental form, you managed to get the shape of an idea without understanding the concept behind it. Form, right, without the function that drives it. And in this particular case at least, the end result is that I got an instrument that I otherwise really liked and would even go so far as to recommend to a friend (note the past tense in both cases). , except THE ONLY WAY TO GET A REPLACEMENT BLADE FOR A STUPID THING IS TO CUT IT YOURSELF! So no: I do not recommend this product. If the manufacturers ever come to their senses and either offer replacement blades or at least adjust their plastic mold to a QUARTER INCH BLOOD to use standard 1-1/8 "mini" blades (available everywhere from here to home). Depot to Port Freight), I would look for a product that is NOT made by a talkative idiot, because if you don't treat the tools you buy as disposable, that's probably not the kind of behavior we should be rewarding.