CAULKING GUN

• Pressd steel body, powder coated
• Aluminum trigger
• Packing: color label

STOCK NO.	SIZE	QTY./ CATRON
43052	225mm,9″	24

A caulking gun is a tool used to apply caulk, a type of sealant that fills gaps and cracks between surfaces. Caulking is commonly used in construction, plumbing, and other applications to prevent leaks,

drafts, and noise.

Here are the different parts of a caulking gun:

• Barrel: The barrel holds the tube of caulk.
• Plunger rod: The plunger rod is a metal rod that is inserted into the back of the caulk tube. When you squeeze the trigger, the plunger rod pushes against the back of the caulk tube, forcing the caulk out of the nozzle.
• Release trigger: The release trigger is located on the handle of the caulking gun. When you squeeze the trigger, the plunger rod is released and the caulk will stop flowing.
• Nozzle: The nozzle is the tip of the caulking gun where the caulk comes out. You can cut the nozzle to the desired width to control the size of the bead of caulk.

Here are the steps on how to use a caulking gun:

1. Cut the tip of the caulk tube: Use a utility knife to cut the tip of the caulk tube at a 45-degree angle. The size of the opening will determine the width of the bead of caulk.
2. Load the caulk gun: Place the caulk tube in the barrel of the caulking gun. Push the plunger rod into the back of the caulk tube until it is snug.
3. Release the trigger: Squeeze the release trigger to release the pressure on the plunger rod.
4. Apply the caulk: Hold the caulking gun at a 45-degree angle to the joint or crack that you are caulking. Squeeze the trigger and slowly move the gun along the joint, applying a steady bead of caulk.
5. Smooth the caulk: Use a wet finger or a caulking tool to smooth the bead of caulk.
6. Release the pressure: When you are finished applying the caulk, release the trigger to stop the flow of caulk.