Cramer Fugi 5 Kit Grouting & Silicone Profiling & Applicator Tool Kit

I held back on buying the kit as i simply couldn't justify spending that amount on a set of plastic assortments for very occasional use.HOWEVER, That said!! This has been one of my best buys so far this year.This makes profiling much easier and produces a nice, professional finish with lots of varying options.The finish is so good and consistent that it beats any sealant finish ive seen done using the "finger method" which also introduces bacteria and compromises the mould protection of your silicone.I particularly liked the little black guides for use on rough/uneven surfaces, also the plastic case is smart and of a sensible design.My kit did not come with instructions but i was able to figure it out with no stress.If you are a pro or keen DIYer just get the kit. Its sturdy and of good quality which should last for many years.An added bonus is that the silicone wipes cleanly off the attachments but you may have to use a tiny pointed screwdriver to remove excess silicon from the crevices.Only snag is that you may use more silicon than the "finger" method so do bear that in mind and get a big paper roll or paper towel to handDefinitely worth your money!!

Works well with a great finish but have a little practice

In all fairness, I wish I had bought a profiling kit like this years ago.They are easy to use. I've used it in 2 rooms and god very good, straight lines.You should know that if your corners are not 90 degrees, the use of the extra plastic legs to stop the spreader from sinking into grout lines is very tricky. My corners were a little under 90 degrees so I had to twist the spreader to keep the lines clean and straight. But this meant I could not use the grout line support legs and ended up with the sealant line sinking into the grout lines at the corners. Which is actually a nice effect, so not too upset. it takes some practice to get right - so practice. The the result is good. Clean up is a bit of kitchen roll - and if you leave the sealant to dry on the spreader, it easily peels off.

Amazing kit. Makes the job so simple and looks professional. Highly recommended 10/10

I just used this when I re-did the silicone seal around my kitchen worktops. I did a lot of research (and watched a few YouTube videos) and this seemed to be the best set of joint forming tools available. The set comes with a tool to remove the old silicone (with spare blades) that worked well. The set has various formers for making different sized seals (a red set for working across tiled backgrounds and a blue set for where both sides of the joint is smooth) - maximum size is 16mm. It gave a really good looking finish. It is quite expensive but I do not regret the purchase I would recommend this without any reservations.

Excellent well made bit of kit. Easy to use first time and worth every penny. I have used it now for several jobs and each time I have managed to make a good, clean and straight consistent bead of sealant or caulking. I have had some friends comment and ask me if i used masking tape to make nice clean straight line.Easy to use where you have good access. The kit also has a smaller profile for those tighter places. Where you have even tighter places where you need to apply the silicon or caulk then you will need to use your finger, but these are areas where most people will not see.

Well deserved reputation for applying silicon or caulk.Initially thought the kit was overkill but the removal tools are really helpful. It's essential to remove all the old silicone else the mould will come straight back.

I got put onto this product by my brother and I'm very happy I gave it a go. There are a few good YouTube videos but I'm not sure if I can put the link in. Essentially put all the tools up to the area you want to seal and find the size you want, then cut your nozzle FLAT and NOT angled and cut it to the width of the tool you are using, eg 10mm chamfer, cut it to 10mm width by overlaying the tool on the nozzle. Force the sealant into the joint at right angles moving slowly and the bead will be the correct size for the tool. There are a few things that you must do to get a good finish. If doing a shower do the corner uprights first and leave to bond for 24 hrs before doing the bottom corners otherwise you will end up pulling the upright corner sealant with the tool. If just doing round a sink do the two opposite sides and leave to bond for 24 hrs and then do the center section for the same reason. At no point you should use a soap solution, the tool has release agents impregnated in the rubber and glides effortlessly over the sealant and you wipe the excess off as you go. Using soapy solution hampers adhesion to walls if there is any slight gaps and it goes down including it changes how the sealant is removed using the tool and gives a poor finish. These tools give a consistently excellent professional finish and I highly recommend.