I've not had much luck finding one - not sure if I'm using the wrong phrase?
I guess they work by retracting the plunger a bit at the end of its travel?
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Non-drip sealant gun wanted
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In message , Murmansk writes
Just trip the latch to take the pressure off the plunger.
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Complete & utter waste of money. Hopeless.
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They still drip. Even the good quality ones.
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Thank heavens for kitchen paper:- At least you don't get the Stoats crap pile!
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Oh, I think they're quite a laugh. I worked with a guy on one job who had = one and halfway through every long run, it seemed to pop the cartridge out = of the chuck. Yet he still claimed it was the best mastic gun ever, and per= sisted in using it. The rest of us were cracking up.
He did borrow my fugenboy to clean up the mess though. If I'd had a spare o= ne, I'd have sold it.
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I'm sure I tried one once that belonged to someone else and I was quite favourably impressed with it but nobody seems too keen!