Seal and Blend Panel Seams

head. Washer style. Washer style. All right. So, the truth is hiding the joints isn't tough at all. It's just time consuming, but it's actually kind of fun and it actually does require more of an artistic talent. The tools are pretty simple. A cot gun, 100% silicone, and some stone dust. Now, when I picked up these rock walls, they actually gave me three different colors of stone dust to work with. And at first, I tried to keep them separate and use them individually. But what I found out was is actually we had so many joint spaces to do that I ended up literally just started starting to take dirt and dust, gray dirt and dust, mix it all together and throw it onto the silicone and then use a paintbrush like you see in my hand there and just dab that in. And then when I wanted some different colors, I would take the three colors that they sent me and use those kind of like Bob Ross does. just happily dab them on here and there. But after doing an entire room, I found out the fastest, easiest way to do it was just throw gray dirt on top of the wall, dab it in, and use some colors to blend everything together, and the joints disappear. It was actually really fun.