How to Silicone Corners
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- Опубліковано 30 сер 2019
- In today's video I will be showing you how to create perfect corners with silicone.
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UK
Cramer Profiling Kit 5 geni.us/Ls7JJFI (Amazon)
Cramer Profiling Kit 7 geni.us/70tFUd2 (Amazon)
Cramer Profiling Kit 7 PLUS rotating silicone nozzle geni.us/RrkB (Amazon)
Cramer rotating silicone nozzle geni.us/2yrqie (Amazon)
B&Q Dial Silicone Smoother Tool bit.ly/2NJ7EPY £1.32
B&Q plastic cartridge nozzle pack bit.ly/2jQAuBc £3.98
Fugenfux Silicone Joint Puller Set of 5 geni.us/lk8u29 (Amazon)
Draper Tools 24237 Silicone Sealeant Removal Tool geni.us/7BDG (Amazon)
Everbuild Lightweight sealant gun geni.us/9wFz (Amazon)
Screwfix No Nonsense Heavy Duty sealant gun bit.ly/2NENwOR £14.99 inc. VAT
Unibond Anti Mould Bathroom/ Kitchen sealant Light Grey bit.ly/2LbtRUS
US
Cramer Profiling Kit 5 geni.us/aevJi (Amazon) (Amazon)
Cramer Profiling Kit 5 thd.co/2UjupLv (The Home Depot)
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I decided to do this video because my last siliconing video bit.ly/34b3O85 didn't properly cover how to silicone corners.
The trick with siliconing corners is to start with the vertical wall-grout line and let that bond (I actually left mine to bond overnight). After bonding Cramer recommend working on the floor-grout starting out of the corners in both directions, but I prefer to start just off one corner and then continue all the way around the corner in one continuous motion. That way you get a lovely clean corner and because you let the vertical silicone joint to go hard, you don't interfere with or damage the vertical line when you draw the tool around the corner.
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3:09 why not push it then?
@Payney84 Thanks. Glad you found it useful! The red one has gaps that you can fit the black sled to, which enables you to drag it over transverse (vertical) grout joints without the tool getting caught in each grout line, keeping the silicone joint nice and smooth.
Is working when you apply plastic from glue gun as well?
Hi I was wondering if you are living in London for work ?
Hi. Great video. I’ve tried many tools for removing old silicone. I agree that a Stanley knife is no good. I looked online for a knife with a flexible blade to get parallel with the surface in the corner. In the end I found the best thing to use is a fish filleting knife. They bend so you can get right in without scratching. You can also re sharpen them with a steel.
I'm 70 years old and have applied sealant countless times using various methods. I watched your video, paying particular attention to your research arguments. They made complete sense. I purchased a Fugi kit and followed all your advice on using it. I can honestly say that I have never done such a good job. Thank you
So glad to hear that Dave. I was the same as you before I discovered the tool. Thanks for getting in touch and being so honest with your experience 👊
Every detail covered without a bit of wasted dialog. Many WRONG techniques debunked. The heart of a dedicated teacher. Thank you.
Growing up without a father to teach me these skills I appriciate greatly that I am still able to learn.
Growing up with a father, still didn't teach me caulking lol
Fathers these days lack caulking skills anyway
@@yankis. yepp. me too, LOL
Fox!
@@yankis. Did you ask him to ?
Clear and to the point with no distracting background music or superfluous flannel.
This guys advice is amazing. I did a near perfect job of applying silicone as he advised. It seriously look neat and was easy to do. Made me feel confident. Sometimes the best teachers are the non-experts because the experts just carry on doing what they’ve always done but others re-evaluate ways of doing things with evolving technology and tools. Well done mate. The best silicone application video ever. And buy from his links in the description.
I've just chanced upon this. Thanks so much for the comment and I'm so pleased you did such a good job!
I’ve been a decorator for 30 years and I’ve always cut my caulk/silicone nozzles at a 45* angle.After watching your video I’ve realised I’ve been doing it wrong for all these years,and I’m now getting perfect results.Many thanks and great videos👍👍
Great to great from you. I love it when a pro is interested in innovating and learning new stuff - I personally think it puts them (you) in the top bracket of the profession 👍 Also, massively grateful you got in touch, as I've been convinced for a while that cutting the nozzle straight is more effective, but it's great to hear feedback from someone else on this point. Thanks again 👍👏
You are a legend. After twenty years of doing almost all what not to do tips in your first video on chaulking, and feeling insecure on re-siliconing my bathroom, i can now go to sleep, waking up like silicone - man, the new and improved DIY Hero! Thank you so much. These tips are a life saver!
You're very welcome Wesley. Thanks so much for getting in touch. Really pressed you're embracing the new technique 👊🏻
Hi there am a bathroom fitter and I could say your advice to DIY people is better than the average bathroom fitter. It's the finishing that gives any new renovated bathroom that unique look. This guy is showing you lot the perfect way to silicone do it his way and you can do it for living.
Wow, thanks mate, I really appreciate that. I always think it takes great character for a pro to big up a DIYer like me. I suspect you're conscientious yourself and do a damn good job! Thanks again!
Not sure telling a customer they have to wait 24 hours to finish the grout though
Charlie, your videos are absolutely brilliant! You explain everything clearly and concisely and then go on to demonstrate using excellent videography. You have addressed everything that I have had issues with in the past in your earlier video, and now you've shown how to deal with corners and uprights in a very comprehensive and straight forward manner, using the best tools for the job. I have now ordered the shaping tool you demonstrated and look forward to completing my shower installation having followed your tuition. Keep making videos....please! Your explanations are exactly what I need and following your example makes DIY a joy and not a chore. Thank you so much.....your efforts are genuinely appreciated!
Hi David, I can't thank you enough for that comment. It's a long old process getting these videos out, not to mention fitting them around family life!! I'm working on one at the moment and I've been editing for more than 2 days, so you have no idea how valuable you're kind words of encouragement are. Don't worry, the videos will keep on coming, just at the moment they're not quite as regular as I would have liked!!
Best videos out there by miles! Would recommend to anyone before they start a diy project. Thank you Charlie!
Used this system last night, Cramer 7 bought with your recommendation and delighted with the results.
The hint about the right angle piece to remove errors was priceless. The other thing was I was using brand new sanitary silicone rather than one that had been sitting in my shed since the last job. It seemed to flow easier.
Thank you so much for putting in the effort and having such an easy attitude and presentation technique.
So glad to hear it went well and thanks so much for letting me know. 👌👍
Charlie your videos make the most sense out of all the silicone vids I've watched. Great tip for corners to do one continuous move into and around the corner - thanks.
Genius! Just watched your two siliconing videos Charlie and you've set me up for life. Thank you. I'v been in the building game for 40 years and can't agree more about cutting the nozzle at 90 degrees and pointing it into the joint.
Must admit I have always been a wet finger doer until I watched this and had my eyes opened !! cheers and will use the tool from now on, great results.
Bravo! 👏 Thank you for your commonsense and thoughtful knowledge. I've watched your videos a couple of times to clarify some difficult areas of sealing. I purchased the Cramer 7
Superb video, followed your tips and replaced the silicone in my shower with ease, confidence and a perfect finish. Have done this job a few times in the past and each time have had problems using other techniques. All of your tips make doing this job simple especially the corner tip. Look forward to more videos.
So good to see this video as I have a fair bit of sealing to do and also now know how to use the tool. Just ordered the kit 5 and hopefully get a good finish.
Thank you, very much Charlie, this is the best approach I have been looking for. You helped me a lot! Exactly as you did I did my kitchen silicone and its perfect now. I trained the corner siliconing many times on the corner model - I think at least about 50 times, until I fully understood the procedure but I was rewarded by a good result. Thank you again, the best video!
The Best and Complete ever How To and how not to video on siliconing the corners. Absolutely perfect video, thanks! five Oscars from me!
Aw, thanks mate 🙏👊🏻
Thanks for the video, I have found the fugue kit can make the work surface a bit mucky. But I have to practise more to improve the quality of finish. Thanks again the new extra kits look great.
Thanks Charlie, more top siliconing advise. Bought the Kramer profiling tool kit and actually came out pretty good for a first attempt. Just struggled with the corner, should be fine now after this vid. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Charlie, really helpful video, intend purchasing the Profiling Kit. There is one thing that I have learnt that works really well, after I have put the Silicon on and it has dried, I put a waterproofer on, this reduces any mold for years, do the same with grouting and has the same effect.
Thank you for this great video as well! I appreciate you letting me know about this one. NOW I’m really ready to tackle my shower fix!❤️. This is brilliant!
Thank you! When we moved into our new (old) home 20 yrs ago I hired a handyman to re-caulk all the bathrooms and they looked beautiful just like this. I have never seen another handyman that could do it so perfectly so I decided to get on UA-cam and learn how to do it myself. Thank you very very much!
You're very welcome. You'll achieve perfect results with this tool. 👍
Dude you are awesome.. Really helpful and great for people like myself who find some of these tasks quite tricky. As you say , practice makes perfect!
Awesome work on the videos Charlie. Keep up the great work. Regrouting and resealing my shower next week, your videos have been incredibly helpful for a beginner DIY’er like me. Cheers mate.
Thanks Charlie. I've been doing a lot of DIY lately and I've got 3 go-to channels on UA-cam that have become absolutely invaluable. Thanks for taking the time to do these videos. You've saved me from ballsing up my tiles! 😁
Curious what your other two are!
Thanks Charlie, some great gems of advice in this; glad I watched before tackling our shower soon.
Thanks for this, I have made several poor attempts at removing and resealing our shower trays in the past. My efforts have been pretty poor. This video has improved my standard of work considerably. Thank you
You're welcome. Glad it worked and thanks for the comment. 👊
Nice One Charley , Good and Concise Video as Usual, Your Videos are always Clear and Understandable, Very Easy to Follow.
Thanks Mate 😁👍
Just purchased a kit 5 after watching your last video and made a great job re sealing the bath and kitchen worktops. Think I spent longer removing the old silicone and ensuring the surface was clean with methylated spirit than it took to apply the new silicone.
Really pleased with the results, would previously spent ages applying masking tape but this is much better.
Hi Charlie, brilliant tips and thanks for demonstrating the new tools.
I have never siliconed and I believe these videos by Charlie, are the most believable and trustworthy, for excellence. I hope to report back upon completion of my project(s).
Great video. I love the way you explain things....it makes so much sense. Silicone jobs are the bane of my life but your way looks so easier and sensible...thanks a million
You're welcome Harry. Thanks for the comment!!
I've seen a ton of tile, caulking, grouting videos, and yours is by far the best I've seen. From your methods, including "minor mistakes", to your tool usages and recommendations, to your focus on perfection (though you do not talk of this), Well done, superb instruction and explanations. Thank you.
Thanks so much. I really appreciate that and am chuffed you found my vid useful 👊
Great video Charlie, Thank's for the share, trouble you have with silicon is the waste when you are using more expensive silicons CT1 etc, have a nice day !!! .
Cheers for adding this video geezer.
1st video was really good and informative.
But been struggling with corners until now.
Top bloke 👍
This has been useful as I often end up faffing corners to make them look right. And the extra info for tools for behind taps.. excellent. You wouldn't believe how many kitchen worktops need resealing behind taps! Those bendy nozzles are now on my shopping list.
Thanks Suzan. Chuffed you found it useful. 👍
Great info. Better vid even than the previous. So glad I saw this because I bought the Cramer kit 7 straight away from Amazon. I’ve finally found the solution to not using my finger! I tried masking tape before, and it looked really neat, but I got that tiny lip that was left as per the previous video. Thank you so much for blasting the idea of using water and washing up liquid, or white spirits. Although they work, your video made it so obvious that water and white spirit could get behind the silicone without you knowing. Fantastic, keep it going as these videos are really informative.
Thank you for your video. You are the first and only which I truly understood how to use those tools
Great video Charlie. That first bit where you deliberately screwed it up (we've all been there), and then cleaned off and made a lovely joint afterwards was process demonstration at a very high level. Wonderful.
Thanks - that's incredibly kind of you - appreciate you taking the time to comment!!
Simply great. Winning formula for your vids Charlie - thanks for sharing how do it properly! Much appreciated 🙂
I just had to say thankyou very much for this guide. I was worried about the finish I just knew that I would not get the finish I wanted.
I followed your advice, I already had a kit but without the fancy attachment which allows the smooth finish which glides over grout between the tiles.
I read and re-read the 1 page of instructions for use ages ago and many times since.
It didnt have any sort of guide as how to hold the kit.
Your video told me perfectly and the job I did was almost perfect.
I cant wait to do my kitchen now!!
Thanks Charlie. Just re-hewed the silicone on my bath. Fantastic result with NO masking tape. Just a little tricky round the corners and at the ends but all in all very happy with the result.
Well done Stuart. Really glad to hear that and thanks for letting me know 👍
I have been sealing showers and baths as part of my working day for years and it’s always great to learn something new thanks, as for the tap situation I always take them out of the bath or basin, the time it takes is worth the better finish and if you are a DIYer the time is your own
Fair point Jon!
Great info and clear demonstration, thank you.
Just want to add, I bought a new build house recently, had to extend the bathroom tiling to the roof to install a shower.
Bought the 7 piece and really pleased with the lines it gave both on the tiling & on the shower screen joint to the wall.
It's a brilliant bit of kit isn't it Dave!
Very helpful video for the silicon mess applied to my new build. I’ve now got the kit and knowledge to remove and redo. Cheers.
Great work Nick. Time to undo the botch job. Let me know how you get on.
I bought the Cramer set after watching your video and - some time before I needed it for silicone - it came in handy to profile tile grout in a wall niche.
Am impressed with the kit.
Glad to hear it Frank 👍
Thank you very much for your tips in re-siliconing corners. It has helped me tremendously in re-siliconing my quater quadrant shower cubicle. First time in my life, as a 45 year old woman to do re-siliconing in my life. Thank you very much for your tips. I feel so happy that it turns out like professionally done. 😁👍 Thanks to you. 😁👍💝.
*** Excellent video *** I wish I had seen this before I tried to silicone 2 corners in my kitchen. I struggled a bit but your way seemed a lot easier. Thank you.
Chanced upon your vids today ahead of attempting to reseal our professionally installed (and taped!!) en suite shower. Have already ordered the fugi kit and looking forward to doing the job now. Excellent videos 👍👍😎
Learnt so much from watching your videos on siliconing the last few weeks! Thanks a lot for sharing
Great video again with some fab tips. I bought the profiling kit 5 on the basis of your video and got the scraper in the kit as well.
Thanks Charlie! I was a first time siliconer and didn't have a clue what I was doing. I followed all of your advice, used the Cramer profiling tools resulting in a professional looking job 😁
That's fantastic news. Great work and thanks so much for letting me know!
This video arrived in my feed at exactly the right time. I’m about to silicone my bathroom tomorrow and I’ve been puzzling over the intersecting corners for a week now. I had come to the same conclusion about doing the verticals and letting them go off then the horizontals. I’ve complicated the matter by doing two different colours (grey tiles and white sanitary ware) so great on the tiles and white around the top of the bath etc. I also have the kit you used as I think I saw your previous video and bought it based on that. Anyway, thank you for your insight it’s much appreciated. Keep up the good work.
You're very welcome. Good luck with the siliconing. With all the research you've done, you'll do a great job 👍🏻
Love all the detail you give. Thanks.
Thanks Charlie, I followed the original video 2 years ago to replace some poorly done / mouldy grout. 2 years later, using your technique, the grout is still rock solid and looking great (although my religious wiping away of residual water each night has helped with the latter too!)
Great to hear that Mike. Mine too, although like you I've become a bit religious with the squeegee after each shower. Totally eradicates condensation though.
Great little update video. A challenge i can't find many people covering is uPVC bathroom cladding with the little corner cladding strips, sealing over that is a faff! Also removal of silicon from uPVC is a faff since if you scratch it, you open yourself to other issues.
Brilliant video. It's amazing how many people I know over the years who have bought similar profiling tools yet use them the wrong way round, using the profiled edge as it faces the silicone. All this does is finely smear out the silicone above and below your joint which then shows up on your tiles when viewed from an angle, it's a total bugger to remove too and invariably you end up mucking up your silicone seal in the process. Glad you talked about not using water too
Cheers Charlie for the video. I seen the B@Q one last week,cheap for a profile,should be good for test run before getting the cramer. 👍👍
Purchased the Fugitive kit after watching your video and managed much better results even as a DIY person. Best informative video I have found. Thanks Charlie.
Really glad to hear that Stephen. Great work and thanks for getting in touch.
Charlie, great tip for doing corners as they have always been messy in the past. Homebase do some extra long nozzles for around £1 to £2 which are really useful for getting behind those pesky taps.
good tip just had a nightmare getting round taps last night 🤟
This is without a doubt the BEST guide on silicon I’ve seen so far! I’ve encountered all the problems he fixes with these gadgets. Wish I’d seen it earlier. Going to check Amazon for these tools now. THANK YOU!!!
You're very welcome - thanks for the comment. Yes the Cramer kit is fantastic. You'll love it 👌
Superb video. Clear, informative and well explained. Very helpful and very well shot too.
as a glazier i have always cut my nozel at 90 DEG as otherwise material does not go into the join. Many painters make the same mistake when cutting at 45 DEG. Great explanation
very nice follow-up to your original video which I think is a must watch for anyone who is going to silicone for the first time and for those like me who had been doing it wrong for 40 years!
Cheers Dave! As had I before I decided to research how to do it properly.
You saved me tons of silicone for training, thank you very much!
I removed the old sealant and resealed today on 3 sides of the shower base/wall interface and it worked a treat using your tips and Cramer tools
Really glad to hear that Roger. Thanks for letting me know 👍🏻
Thank you so much for demonstrating how to do the vertical & horizontal joining! I am getting ready to recaulk my trough sink & this will be so helpful.
You're very welcome. Thanks for getting in touch 👊
found this video very informative and useful well explained having the profile tools with a practice gives the professional finish.
Thank you so much for the siliconing videos. I bought the cramer kit and have practiced/used it for a bathroom refurb and am so proud of the results. Watching your demos gave me the necessary advice and confidence to do a really good, enjoyable job.
And by the way, prep for the work was hugely helped by having properly sharp chisels which I honed using the diamond slab and honing guide from Axminster that you recommended. The only thing I need to improve this system now is an angle setting jig or guide.
Thanks again - brilliant!
That's excellent news Peter - thanks for letting me know how you got on. Funnily enough I have a video in the pipeline for the angle setting tool, but it will be a short while unfortunately as I've got a few important things to get out of the way first.
I Really appreciate you explaining how to use these profile tools, what a game changer! Bravo on a great video 👏👏
Thanks Justin. Really appreciate that 👊🏻
Thanks for taking the time to do these videos always learn from them
Thank you Charlie. Your corner technique of doing the vertical joints first, and letting them dry overnight
is awesome. It taught me so much.
Then the warning that by spraying the silicone before scraping, will leaved gaps! Brilliant.
As a matter of fact it is so good that I am going to send
this video to my son!
He lost his dad when he was only 15, and now that he is 25, he has started working in the Trades.
Awesome lesson and a beautiful job.
Thanks, so glad you found this usual and really appreciate the comment 👊
I dont normally comment, but silicone has been a challenge for me. I bought these tools and followed this video. The results are perfect!! Tried many ways from many videos but this has finally made me proud of my work. Thanks you for this!!!
Excellent work. So chuffed you pulled it off and thanks for letting me know. 👌👊
I’ve never done any of this before but my existing sealant is very poorly done so I decided to remover it and do it myself. This video has been brilliant in showing me how to approach it, what tools to get and tips for a great finish!
Thanks for the comment - really pleased you found it useful. 👊
Great video! I was struggling a little in the restricted space behind a built in hob...I wanted to use the orange profiling tool with the black "guide/foot" to go neatly over the tiling joints...The easy solution was to cut the orange tool vertically in half...worked a treat!
Good thinking Peter. I did a similar improv in this vid ua-cam.com/video/VlRNNlARX_M/v-deo.html 👊
Followed this video to the letter and now have a re-sealed shower tray which looks great and should hold up for years to come. As a complete novice to siliconing, even I managed to get that *chefs kiss* corner in the thumbnail. The toothed blade tool in the Fugi 7 kit was effective (and satisfying) at ripping out the old silicone after carefully sliding the blade tool behind both sides first. Cheers!
So chuffed to hear that Ben - fantastic work. As you say, it'll last years now - better than any tradesman could have done 👊
Hi Charlie, thank you so much for this video. I’ve been stressing about how to properly reseal our bath after having a screen replaced and now I’ve done the vertical first to cure over tonight. Tomorrow I’ll finish the job with confidence thanks to your tips. Top gent.
You're welcome. Good luck finishing the job and thanks for getting in touch. 👊
@@CharlieDIYte seems to have done the job 🤞🏻 I realised afterwards that I didn’t fill the bathtub with water like some suggest, does this matter much in your opinion? It’s not a new tub, been in place for at least 7 or so years I reckon.
This guy , thanks in advance for my future bathroom project!!
Well done Charlie, I am loving that technique. I haven’t tried it yet but your a great demonstrator and I know it will work for me too.. Have a good weekend mate.. 👏👏👏👏👍
Thanks Tom - I really appreciate that!
wow thank you for this advise i subscribed to you and bought the profile kit amazing advise u have always had a problem with silicone until now
great follow up to your previous video Charlie. I also ended up doing the vertical first, waiting a day and then the horizontal to get a perfect finish. I am chuffed to bits when I see so-called professional plumbers using their fingers to smooth off leaving a messy finish.
Thanks Jonathan! Great minds eh? 👍
Brilliant, thank you. I got myself a profile kit a few weeks ago which has been awesome on the couple of jobs recently. However, I’m excited about a re caulk of a bathroom and kitchen job I have on tomorrow after watching your videos 💪 I’m constantly learning and trying to improve my work, and videos like yours are invaluable resources! Legendary
So glad to hear that Gillian, thanks for letting me know. If you've got corners to do check out this vid if you haven't already ua-cam.com/video/EErbuodMOAM/v-deo.htmlsi=H5QajZahJfoM39WL 👊
Great and informative video Charlie very helpful. Thank you.
Thank you Charlie for this amazing tutorial for other fellow OCD sufferers. I'm not being sarcastic, your in depth explanation and procedure helped me solve a 20 year conundrum in my sons shower. I followed your instructions and it looks perfect.
Brilliant, perfect results first time. Many thanks. I find it useful to have a bucket of Wonder Wipes to hand, excellent for cleaning tools and fingers...
So glad to hear that Steve - great work 👍 Yes I massively recommend painter's wipes, and always use them to clean the tool down when I'm finished.
Brilliant video! Well explained step by step, I can see your a perfectionist, well done!👍
Thanks Darren. 🙏
Great video, the vertical joint first was the answer , I let is go off overnight and the horizantal joint becomes easier.the tool is great , you don't have much time before it starts to skin off , so if it looks OK leave it .
Absolutely the best demonstration of application techniques that I have seen !
Thanks John 🙏👍🏻
👏🏻 nice one. I always have trouble on corners.
These really are a game changer! After watching this vid I purchased some cheaper versions off net and can’t believe the results.
Glad to hear it. Good work 👍
I've got the draper tool and on the right surface its a really useful tool
Good video. If it works, thats all it maters. I've been using wooden sticks which comes in 5 sizes, and been doing for years with great success. Another one is magnum ice cream stick and spray wih soapy water - works wonders.
I love that you have such high standards. Shame some flooring professionals either don't have the desire to learn such techniques or care to adopt them.
Thanks - I really appreciate that 👍
Excellent video. Thanks Charlie
Really helpful! I'm about to start siliconing our shower. I've got the Cramer kit, and I now see how to use it! Especially grateful for the tip about the spray bottle. Mine is now going to the recycling bin! I've also subscribed to your channel. Thanks again
Hi there. Massive thanks for subscribing and good luck with the siliconing. You'll do a great job with all this kit!
Big thumbs up from the states Charlie DIY👍