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10 -oz Smooth rod Caulk Gun

Ratings & Reviews for Project Source 10 -oz Smooth rod Caulk Gun

4.0
478
Review
 4 out of 5
478 Reviews


67% Recommend this product

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What Customers Are Saying

Customers praise this caulk gun for its simplicity, smooth operation, and value for light DIY projects, with many noting it "gets the job done" and handles 28oz tubes efficiently. However, a substantial portion report significant durability issues, particularly the trigger crumbling or handle bending on first or second use, describing the construction as weak. While some find it acceptable for occasional tasks, the widespread structural failures create mixed satisfaction. Overall, most consider it suitable for infrequent use despite durability concerns.

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478 Customer Reviews

Junk is an understatement

Would Not Recommend

Have bought multiple , 1st one didn’t make it past first tube , 2nd one made it to the second tube and the most recent made it past slightly half a tube, all of which the handle has bent easily! Seems to happen to a lot of people , imma just spend the money on an electric one and be done

August 8, 2026
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It's a caulk gun. Simple and easy to use.

It's a caulk gun. Simple and easy to use. The bonus I found was the plunging stick underneath that can open up (puncture) the tube for use.

August 7, 2026
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Utter garbage

Would Not Recommend

flimsy: squeeze triger bent over on first tube. We straightened it back, stuck in a block, and screwed it together. On the second tube, the round tip and the round base that hold the caulk tube on each end deformed so much that the tube was popping out and separating the metal of the gun. Complete and total garbage made from inferior grade steel rolled to thin. You'd be as well off just hacking into a tube and spooning out the caulk than wasting any money on this. Spend a little extra and get a ...

July 28, 2026
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