Precautions for the use of household Caulking Gun

Before using a Caulking Gun, make sure your working area is clean and dry. If there is dust, dirt or water droplets, this may affect the adhesion of the colloid.

When using a Caulking Gun, be careful not to put the colloid on the surface where it should not be bonded, such as plastic, glass or electronic equipment. This may lead to damage or reduced adhesion.

Keep a proper distance and angle when using a Caulking Gun. If the distance is too close or the angle is incorrect, the colloid distribution may be uneven or unnecessary.

If you are using a hot melt Caulking Gun, make sure you choose a rubber stick that suits your working temperature. Excessive or cold can affect the adhesion of the colloid.

After completing the work, clean the Caulking Gun and keep dry. This will extend its service life and ensure that it maintains a good working state.