Black & Decker CG100 2-Speed Powered Caulk Gun | 
| Brand: Black & Decker
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $64.56
Buy New: $39.00
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Seller: Nationwide Tool
Rating:  30 reviews
Sales Rank: 6660
Media: Tools & Hardware
Fragile: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 2
Batteries Included: Yes
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 16.5 x 2.9 x 9.9
MPN: B/DCG100
Model: CG100
UPC: 028877563343
EAN: 0028877563343
ASIN: B000GFBBQQ
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Two speeds for precise results | | • | Drip resistant tip for easy clean-up | | • | On-board tool punctures caulk tube seals | | • | Weighs 3.8 pounds; 2-year warranty | | • | Includes powered caulk gun, four "AA" batteries, and a tube carrier |
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Product Description
Cordless Chalk Gun, Even Bead Technolgoy For Smooth Caulk & Professional Results, 2 Speeds For Control, No Drip Tip Prevents Messes, Easy Load Barrel For Quick Tube Replacement, Applications Sealing Tubs & Sinks, Doors & Windows, Caulking Trim & Moulding After Painting, 2 Year Warranty.
Amazon.com Product Description
Complete your home renovation and repair projects quickly and easily with this two-speed caulk gun from Black & Decker. Powered by four standard "AA" batteries (included), the CG100 boasts "even bead" technology for best quality results, and a drip-resistant tip to make clean-up a snap. There's even an on-board tool so you can puncture caulk tube seals in seconds and get right to work. And when it's time to replace the tube, the CG100's easy-load barrel keeps things simple. For added peace of mind, this gun comes with a 2-year warranty.
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Showing reviews 1-5 of 30
 Caulk without Fear March 9, 2010
Walla Walla Walt (Chicago)
Before I purchased the B&D caulk, my caulking was not too good and I would hate to start caulking projects. This product gives you a boost and enables you to caulk much better.
 Do you caulk with tubes of water or air? Then this is perfect for you! March 9, 2010
Lanky Nibbs
Maybe this is made for craft use, or glue, or tubes of water, or possibly tubes of air.
I probably should have researched this product more thoroughly, but took a gamble on B&D, as they've been a reliable brand for me in the past.
I tried using this tool with GE premium waterproof silicone caulking, the kind that I would consider to be "regular" for use around the house. I used new batteries, two new tubes of caulk, and I made sure to snip enough length off the tip so the hole was not too small. Of course I also used the handy, attached "puncture tool" or whatever it's called to poke into the end of the tube to ensure that what was inside the tube could get out.
On both the fast and slow settings, the motor would just grind and grind, with barely any thing coming out of the tube. The caulking product was obviously too viscous for the B&D's little motor to handle.
Well, for wasting the time and money, at least I get to warn you, dear consumer, to NOT buy this for "regular home improvement use."
It does look great on my shelf though. Very orange.
OK But No Cigar September 25, 2009
James E. Jacobs (Sherman, TX)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This product is great in concept and price, but falls short in application. To push the caulk out through the nozzle so much force is applied that fairly quickly the bracket holding the caulk tube is forced out of its holder and you have to stop and reattach it.
Other than this one defect, that does not make the product unusable, it works fine.
 nice but slow August 31, 2009
Gus Richards (USA)
product works well. did the job, only dislike was it was slow pushing out the caulk.
Surprisingly good! July 27, 2009
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've had to re-seal about 600 shingles on my roof. Started out with a manual caulk gun to apply the cement, but it was very slow going. I bought the Black & Decker figuring 50/50 chance that it would work out. But, it's been great. Some manufacturers seem to put a double seal in their caulk/cement tubes. One seal that you can puncture from outside. And the other appears to be farther within the tube, and requires pressure to "pop" it out. The Black & Decker tool won't do it. So I first place the tube in a manual gun to pop the seal, then transfer it to the Black & Decker. I've gone through about 15 tubes so far, and it has made a tough job relatively easy.
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