Prepare Caulk and Sponge

going to be starting off by like Caulking and cutting my my tip on my caulking tube now I'm just going to be taking my knife and I like cutting my caulking tube you don't want it flat I want it in a 45 degree angle and if you cut it too far down too much caulkings can come out if you cut it too far up then not enough it's going to come out kind of just there's that like middle ground so I like cutting it at a 45 degree angle there's my Angle now I'm ready to caulk I'll be using this sponge to always keep my hands clean and always keep them wet if your hands are wet you can't um what I call tool the caulking and typically in between Windows when you get too much caulking on the sponge sometimes you're putting on too much caulking so you got to take off a lot of caulking make sure this spine stays nice and clean so you're not getting caulking all of your hands or all of your clothes now I'm going to start you don't have to do call up the whole window at once and so I'm going to apply caulking just and you know maybe a half three quarters of the window and then I'll begin tooling it from there you kind of got a bigger Gap right here I've got to put a lot of caulking right here to fill this Gap behind there it's too small to put