Need a little advice Please

[diamondtiling]

I have a Silicon remover instead of a blade, hard to describe it really, a handle with a very sharp point that is angled to fit the bath/tray, as you push into the Silicon it cuts through it in one piece, I will take a picture of it and upload it.

 

[faithhealer]

I have a Silicon remover instead of a blade, hard to describe it really, a handle with a very sharp point that is angled to fit the bath/tray, as you push into the Silicon it cuts through it in one piece, I will take a picture of it and upload it.

is it the same as the ones 'Cornertape', do, dom

 

[diamondtiling]

I will have a look at their website, I have mine for years, good little tool, but very sharp.

 

[diamondtiling]

is it the same as the ones 'Cornertape', do, dom

Its similar but mine is more robust than that one, stainless steel cutter with a ergonomic handle. A good bit of kit, will load a picture tomorrow.

 

[faithhealer]

Cornertape do a plastic one and a steel one for scratching those acrylic baths!!

 

[cass]

I use Silicon remover then if i cant get it all of with that i use Silicon eater apply leave for a hour then wipe clean saves scrathing bath ect.

 

[faithhealer]

I use Silicon remover then if i cant get it all of with that i use Silicon eater apply leave for a hour then wipe clean saves scrathing bath ect.

Which brand do you use, tried an 'eater', once and it was rubbish

 

[Sanke]

Wow guys what a response Thanks for all the help & info I will look into the Silicon tools/eater as this may be a better way than the stanley blade that I have used in the past
I think that it would take me a good day to remove/replace & I would charge £200 + materials (any advice on grout ?) Do you think that is about right ??
Steve

 

[david campbell]

replace the grout with bal or mapei flexible grout,preferably microban to prevent mould colour on the grout,the job should take you a day so charge your day rate+ a bag of grout