Caulk the Ceiling Crack

touch-up paint. So now I'm up here and I can see this crack and if there's any if the crack if there's any um spots that have you know popped out or protruded out, you just want to just knock those down with your knife and just scrape them down. This is a pretty flat crack so I don't have to do anything. And so I'm just going to start cocking it. And I'm just going to cut myself, you know, really small hole in my cocking gun. I don't want to get a whole lot of cocking up there. I just want enough cocking just to, you know, fill that uh crack up there. So, got myself just a little angled cut on my cocking gun. And now I'm just going to start filling this thing in. Just put a nice light bead over it. I'm just going to fill it in. It's a good idea to if you're not really good with the coughing just to take a wet sponge and you can just wipe your hand on a wet sponge and it makes your cocking a little bit uh more workable. So, it only took me about no more than 10 minutes to that crack. It's been, you know, about an hour. Been doing some other touch-ups inside this house. I'm going to get up there and start the spackling process.