Caulk and tool varying gap sizes
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Caulking A Perfect Bead. Wet Caulking Trim To Windows.
What happens here
Tools and materials
- Caulk tube (loaded in gun)
- Caulking gun
- Wet sponge
- Lukewarm water
What they say
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What they say
(2,497 characters)all right so I'm going to now continue from the other side I'll give you another look at this we got a kind of a large gap in the corner right here and then um a really small gap down here so I'm going to start off putting more caulking I want that whole thing to be filled up and then then I'll do a little bit less as I go so I'm going to be watching my 45 degree angles laid flat into that crack now I'm just cruising right along I'm being very patient laying my caulking beat out getting a nice bead I'm just making watching my angle of my caulking tube making sure that angle is flat go back up I do have some cracks right here when they're installing the window caused this to crack down here so I'm going to fill that in just a nice small bead now I'm coming down here I've got a lot bigger crack so I'm going to be cruising right along putting a little bit more in to fill that up so I'll show you I'm going to wipe tool this and I'll show you what it looks like on that big gap right there so I begin here just a very light touch I don't want to press too hard I'm just trying to smooth out that bead I'm trying to get it to make a nice um contact with the window and a nice contact with the tram and see I've got a nice bead there's barely anybody anything on my finger as I'm smoothing it out but I'm constantly wetting my finger you don't want your hands to get dry at all coming down to these Corners it gets a little more tricky tool it these Corners I'm going to just continue your fingers got to be really really wet to make that nice and toolable just like that and I've got I've got to just continue working this can I get it just the way I want it so this is what it's going to look like here I'm going to get now I can just take my caulking tube I want to make sure my angle is going to be you know wherever my 45 degree angles will lay flat on that Gap so if I got to turn my caulking tube to whatever Direction I can get that to be flat and I'm going to turn it that direction I'm going to begin laying out my bead now what I'm going to do is I'm going to turn around go the opposite direction so you can actually see it on this direction too from the camera so I'm laying it out watching that as it fills this crack watching that I'm not putting too much I'm watching that I'm making sure it's filling that whole Gap not going too fast I can stop continue where I was right there so that's what my bead looks like I'm gonna get back I'm gonna make sure my finger my tooling…
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