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A manual scraper for pulling cured silicone, acrylic, and adhesive out of corners and joints. The dual-action blade works push or pull, and the right-angle edge reaches into internal corners a flat blade cannot.
Score the bead first with a utility knife, then work the blade under the sealant. Soft beads come away in strips; hardened patches take a second pass.
Removes cured silicone, acrylic sealants, and adhesives from tiles, glass, and metal.
Dual-action blade scrapes in both push and pull directions.
Right-angle blade reaches internal corners.
Score both sides of the old bead with a utility knife. Work the blade under the bead at a shallow angle and peel the sealant out. Wipe residue with mineral spirits before resealing.
Very hard or aged sealant may need chemical softener first. Avoid soft plastics and acrylic sheet that scratch easily.
DTA Silicone Remover Tool Physical Properties
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Material Type | Plastic body, Rubber contour grip, Metal blade |
| Service Temperature | 5°C to 35°C |
| Chemical Resistance | Resistant to Sealant Softening Agents |
| Durability Claim | Australian Trade Tool Durability |
| Environment | Indoor and Outdoor, Including Wet Areas |
| Shelf Life | Indefinite with Proper Storage |
| Blade Motion | Dual Action (Push and Pull) |
| Tool Function | Manual Removal of Silicone, Acrylic, And Adhesives |