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Assess Gaps and Select Sealant

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Using Lexel to fill cracks in concrete. Lexel is paintable and clear so this is a good option. #diy

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Begin by identifying any unsealed gaps around the garage door jamb, particularly where the composite material of the jamb meets the concrete foundation. The presenter highlights that there is no existing caulking or sealant in this area. Select a high-performance sealant like Lexel, which is recommended for its strong adhesion to various materials, including composite, concrete, glass, tile, and wood. The presenter specifically states that Lexel dries clear, making it a good choice for applications where a colored caulk might be aesthetically undesirable.

Goal: Identify unsealed areas and choose appropriate sealant.

Tools and materials

  • Caulking Gun ETS2000 — Dispensing the sealant
  • Lexel Sealant Lexel — Sealing gaps and cracks

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On side of this garage door jam right here, there's no caulking sealant You don't want to use white caulking and you want something that's going to bond to the composite material And the ass on the concrete Lexel Lexel will stick to anything glass tile Concrete wood. So I'm gonna seal this right here. So bugs air can't get through there It was never sealed before Lexel will dry clear So you don't want to use a collar unless you're gonna do a concrete collar, but Lexel is a perfect Product for this. I'm just gonna put a nice bead of Lexel

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