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BobVila.com > Channels > Kitchen Design > All Tips > Applying Caulk Applying CaulkApplying caulk can get messy. Here's how to ensure a smooth, clean finished appearance: - Choose the right caulk for your project. Do you need interior, exterior, mildew-resistant, paintable or tinted caulk? - Cut the tip of the caulk tube at an angle. Cut the tip so that the bead of caulk will not be wider than 1/4 inch. - For best results, before starting your project, use a scrap piece of paper to practice so you can get used to the caulk’s application rate. - Finish off by smoothing the caulk with a slightly wet finger, damp rag, or slightly wet caulking tool; this will ensure the nicest finished appearance. Related Showrooms• TOTO USA - Elegant, technologically-advanced plumbing fixtures that perform!• FaucetDepot.com - Plumbing, faucets and fixtures • Sears - Kitchen Cabinet Remodeling and Refacing • CLR - Cleaners for the toughest household cleaning challenges | |
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