Description
Soudal Multi Tool is an easy-to-use universal scraper built for removing old sealant from caulked joints, manufactured from a special material that avoids damaging the tiled surface underneath while it works. That balance — sharp enough to genuinely lift old, cured sealant, but gentle enough not to scratch or gouge the tile — is what makes it a genuinely useful tool rather than a generic scraper repurposed for the job.
Its variety of sharp edges covers almost every caulking removal scenario a real job throws up: a flat-scraping edge cleans excess product off tile faces, while a gouging edge reaches into 90-degree internal joints where old sealant tends to sit thickest and be hardest to shift. Having both edges on one tool means fewer implements need to be carried between removal tasks on the same job.
Built with a sturdy hand grip for genuine control during use, it’s a reusable tool rather than a disposable one, making it a practical, lasting addition to any tiler’s or DIYer’s kit for the recurring task of stripping out old, failed or discoloured sealant ahead of resealing a joint.
Because sealant removal is a recurring task across renovation and maintenance work, having a dedicated, purpose-shaped tool on hand saves genuine time compared with improvising with a utility knife or flat screwdriver, both of which carry a much higher risk of gouging the tile surface. Its compact size also makes it easy to keep in a tool pouch alongside other regular maintenance tools for ongoing bathroom and kitchen upkeep.
Its compact, hand-held size also means it travels easily between jobs in a tool bag or apron pocket, ready whenever an old, failed bead of sealant needs to come out before resealing.
Technical Specifications
| Construction | Special tile-safe scraping material |
|---|---|
| Edges | Multiple, including flat and gouging profiles |
| Reusability | Reusable |
Where to Use
- Removing old sealant from caulked joints before resealing
- Flat-scraping excess sealant from tile faces
- Gouging cured sealant from 90-degree internal joints
How to Apply
- Select the appropriate edge — flat for tile faces, gouging profile for internal 90-degree joints.
- Work the scraper along the old sealant line — applying steady pressure to lift the material.
- Remove all residue — before applying a new bead of sealant.
- Clean the tool after use — for reuse on the next job.
Important Notes
- Designed to avoid damaging tiled surfaces, but always test on an inconspicuous area with unfamiliar or delicate finishes.
- Ensure the joint is fully clean of old sealant residue before resealing.
- Store safely given its sharp scraping edges.
