Why is My Drip-Free Caulk Gun Still Dripping?

You just bought a brand-new drip-free caulk gun, cut the tip, punctured the seal of your caulk, and loaded it into the cartridge. But after you lay down your first bead, you notice caulk is still dripping from the tip-frustrating, right?
In this video, we’ll explain the top reasons why your drip-free caulking gun might still be dripping and provide practical tips to prevent it from happening again.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a DIY enthusiast, we’ve got you covered!
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The content in this video is intended for informational purposes only. While Newborn strives to provide accurate and helpful information, we are not liable for any errors or outcomes that may result from following the instructions or advice given. Any actions taken based on the content of this video are done at your own risk. It is the viewer's responsibility to take appropriate precautions, follow safety guidelines, comply with applicable laws, codes, and regulations, and ensure they have the necessary skills and tools before undertaking any project. We recommend consulting with a licensed professional when in doubt.

[@altemose_prime]

I am a TDIY (Trying to Do it Yourself). Thanks for the 45-degree tips.

[@NewbornCaulkGuns]

Good luck with your project!