Clean Out Old Caulk from Cracks

What happens here

Inspect areas with existing caulk, especially around windows and doors. If old caulk has bulged, cracked, or is no longer adhering properly, use a 2-edge knife or a caulk removal tool to carefully cut it out. The goal is to create a clean, V-shaped or U-shaped channel free of debris. This is crucial for the new caulk to achieve a strong, durable bond. Ensure all loose material is removed before proceeding.

Goal: For areas with existing caulk that has pushed out or deteriorated, use a 2-edge knife or a dedicated caulk removal tool to cut and remove the old material. This creates a clean channel for new caulk application.