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Other than the smell, I actually enjoy the process. So what do you all think ,is there a market for "Dow University"?

I think you need professional help

It does look good

Thanks Pmuzik , that made my day. doctor said something about the fumes

and listen to Harold , we're setting the standards here "If ya can't hang quality work , hang wallpaper!!!!

very nice, what did you use to tool it with.

It's an Albion 258-5S , I rounded the corners to meet the tape on mullion and glass, 1/2 " on both gives a 3/4 " wide 45degree bead.
Any place that sells bulk caulking and tools should have them. I'm currently working on using an electric gun and doing away with all the taping,
but with dow it's gonna take a bit getting used to .

very nice. i get my 995 from costal. i have the whole collection of tools. my dremell will trim one to fit in seconds. where do you get the electric set-up for cox gun. id like to try that, dont think i have seen it at the distributor.

I have never seen a cox gun....try Milwaukee or Albion

That right thar is how its done!!!

Blood, sweat, tears, and a whole lotta dead brain cells... looks like a winner.

theres one right there >>))),('>-----

Cox : made in England I'm using the Milwaukee but DeWalt makes one too along with the others noted . I am thinking of getting the DeWalt so all my tools are yell w.
After you dremel the corners you'll want to make sure they are smooth so they don't grab the tape . It's stainless so it takes a little work to get them good.

Thanks for the vote of competence, and there was some blood when I slipped with the dremel

Good Job with your Dow 995 installation.

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I have an extra Milwaukee for sale, only used once if anyone is interested.

i only have to do the 995 once or twice per year so i'm no expert. the other day i dipped the tool i use in soapy water before running it across the bead and got fantastic results. has anyone else done this?

i could use a couple milwaukee or whoever's electric's. variable speed prefered, where's the best place to buy one.

everyone,
i have been using milwaukee electric cox guns for years,got a 10oz tube gun and a 20oz sausage pack gun, funny thing is i was never that good with the tape off method .definitly worth the $$$$$$ saves time and no wasted 995 i got mine str8 from milwaukee. and if you use the new 3M cox it works better with the electric guns.both guns have an infinite dial speed control and trigger speed conrtol as well.pricey but pays for itself in one or two jobs.