Caulk Gaps and Joints Using Sponge Caulking

[Music] some cocking. you know, this door jam just and I'm going to give you a little tip. When this is MDF, which you know, when you spray it with, you know, your paint, especially a water-based product, it swells up, kind of gets rough like sandpaper. Um, you could prime it, you'll brush it, and it's kind of like a pain in the neck to deal with. You know, that's the the carpenters, that's just how they leave it. A good little tip, method to deal with it is just put some cocking on the end of it. Smear that cocking. The cocking is going to smooth it out. It's going to seal it from your water-based paint and keeping that from swelling up. Now, I just take my finger, you know, smooth it out the best you can so it actually looks smooth like the rest of the trim. And now that's going to be sealed and it's going to look so much better. Like once if you were to prime it and then paint it, sand it and you can brush it again, it's not going to look nearly as good as actually doing this caulking method. So just a simple little tip dealing with cut ends of the MDF that the carpenters you haven't put a nice reveal on. [Music] Heat. Heat. [Music]