Sponge Caulking the perfect bead! Interior trim painting tips.
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- čas přidán 22. 07. 2022
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I use a wet rag same way. And also use the sponge technique! Great tip!
Hey Chris…..used this technique today on our owner build in Tasmania…..game changer mate……👍👍
Great video! I do my caulking the same way.
That's what I tell you a great professional cleaning job
I learned how to calk fro thus guy ive been useing his technique for years its a great way to calk
Not your typical job is this. That's ancient colonial casing, nasty ivory devices, gold/ brass hinges, and a horrendous surface mount fluoro lol. The caulking and paint will be the nicest part of the place. Thank you once again for the wonderfully explained demo!
Nice ,I don't like the caulkin gun but everything else looks great 👍.
I was also surprised you didn’t use a dripless caulking gun. I have been using those for 30+ years.
What do you do for non-latex caulks?! I love the sponge for water based, but use a lot of polyurethane caulk for exteriors, and my currently best tested method (blue paper paper towel roll) still sucks...
when painting a room do i caulk before or after painting trim and wall?
Did you prime the door jamb before you caulked it?
So for many years i did what I guess would be called shirt and pants caulking🤣
I tool with a fine grained sponge cut in a triangle shape
I just bought a house with galvanized steel siding from 1961, and all of the paint is peeling off in big sections. Any tips for removing the old paint, caulking the seams, and applying a paint that will stick and stay stuck on galvanized steel?
I drop my finger in water and wipe the caulk silky smooth, never thought to use a sponge. Thanks
Is there any danger in absorbing the chemicals in the caulk through the skin?
I was never a fan of the sponge i always use a wet rag, to each is own.
I've been doing this for nearly 20 years. I don't understand why people don't use sponges with caulking. I've used a sponge for every caulking type.
i don't like that build-up on my tip either...😁
Nic