Silicone advice so I can create a better tool

[KDorn1]

Hi Guys, I'm a Plasterer and inventor and I need to pick your brains.. I have just come up with what I think is the best Silicone smoothing guide available anywhere. Check out my Silicone Soap Guide, let me know what you think ... But here's my question how do you guys do the vertical and horizontal connecting beads at the same time, as I want to improve my guide to solve this problem. Thanks in advance Cheers Karl

 

[KDorn1]

Here's another picture showing what finish it can do, the green tiles are metro tiles

 

[gmartine]

That looks like it could be a genuinely tidy/useful product , have you protected the design and have you approached any tiling forums? They would be the ones to really ask I suppose (are UK tilers a sister forum Shaun?)

 

[ShaunCorbs]

Yes they are

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[Ben-gee]

Looks like it’d be great for showers, flat smooth tray top.
Might need a baby brother for getting behind taps on a bath/basin.

How is it for wearing away?

 

[KDorn1]

That looks like it could be a genuinely tidy/useful product , have you protected the design and have you approached any tiling forums? They would be the ones to really ask I suppose (are UK tilers a sister forum Shaun?)

Thanks for that, reg design is in patent filing date is in. Have not done much other than LinkedIn, this version is a prototype but my first one is available now from my website. I'm looking for views of you guys as I'm obviously in a different trade to see where I can go with this!

 

[KDorn1]

Looks like it’d be great for showers, flat smooth tray top.
Might need a baby brother for getting behind taps on a bath/basin.

How is it for wearing away?

Just flip it on its side and works upright as well as flat, so it gets behind taps easily. I'm playing with materials so this one is fine and next one will be stiffer