Jacob E Cook

US Patent:

49816292, Jan 1, 1991

Filed:

Jul 25, 1989

Appl. No.:

7/384441

Inventors:

Jacob J. Cook - Jacksonville AR

International Classification:

B05C 17005
B05C 1710
B28B 129
B32B 3106

US Classification:

264 33

Abstract:

A combined caulk application-striking tool is shown which is an elongated tube having a rearward end, and a forward end, the forward end having an upper wall, lower wall and two side walls. These walls are generally trapezoidal in cross section, and the upper and lower walls are substantially straight in cross section. The forward end of the elongated tube is inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis of the tube, from the upper wall rearwardly down to the lower wall. The tool may be used to apply caulk with the configuration forcing the caulk into the joint or opening and smoothing it. The tool may be also rotated so that the upper wall of the forward end is perpendicular to the area to be sealed, further forcing caulk into the joint or opening and providing for a flattened surface of the caulk.

US Patent:

50339516, Jul 23, 1991

Filed:

Oct 5, 1990

Appl. No.:

7/593050

Inventors:

Jacob J. Cook - Jacksonville AR

International Classification:

B65D 2548
B29C 4712

US Classification:

425 87

Abstract:

A combined caulk application-striking tool is shown which is an elongated tube having a rearward end, and a forward end, the forward end having an upper wall, lower wall and two side walls. These walls are generally trapezoidal in cross section, and the upper and lower walls are substantially straight in cross section. The forward end of the elongated tube is inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis of the tube, from the upper wall rearwardly down to the lower wall. The tool may be used to apply caulk with the configuration forcing the caulk into the joint or opening and smoothing it. The tool may be also rotated so that the upper wall of the forward end is perpendicular to the area to be sealed, further forcing caulk into the joint or opening and providing for a flattened surface of the caulk.