Thank you ever so much! We really need to learn how to do this. And squeezing the tube was not something we liked. So now I know to get a dripless gun.
I can appreciate your video and I’d like to offer some of my professional advice. If you don’t have the caulk caps, painters tape works also. Just wrap some tape over the tip and it’ll preserve the caulk for a long time. I’ve opened some months later and it’s still fine. Also there are tools for doing the caulking clean up other than your finger. Walmart carries them and so far they’re the only place I’ve found that does. It’s a red and black tool with a rubber triangle on one end and a metal caulk remover as well as a plastic scraper on the other end. The things are great and I but them every chance I get. Another tip is when you have excess is to find those larger gaps like above doors or around windows, and use that excess before it dries to fill in the space so there’s no wasted money on you or your customer. You can also use the caulk carefully with the tool I mentioned in filling caulk lines and it works perfectly. When doing intersecting corners, make sure you keep the tip of the caulking gun clean so it doesn’t gob up the work you’ve already put into the other corners. Just a few extra words of advice from a seasoned carpenter and much more ☺️ hopefully that helps someone
Marking the top and sanding block so the tube won’t rock….genius! Also, Love the soap n water to spray the caulk AND your finger before smoothing! What a difference. Thanks for making the video. So helpful!
I am so glad I watched your video this morning, for years as a do it yourselfer I have struggled with using the old type caulk guns and spending a lot of time going back over the caulking smoothing it out and wiping countless times so it would look good wasting a lot of caulk and having a very messy situation, your caulking tips are very valuable to me and I greatly appreciate your videos to help make projects easier, Thank you!
Very nice caulking tips. But most importantly they all are very helpful to everyone who is a beginner or a professional. Just want to add that you're very helpful and easy to fallow and understand your advice on how to do any home repairs or improvement around the house. Thanks so so much. Please keep them coming. And may the Lord bless your family. Thanks a million
Great video. I thought I knew everything about caukinng for occasional bathroom cauking. This video taught many new things and I am going to apply them today.
That sandpaper trick....😮. Trying it today on my shower! I've been dreading this bathroom project, but now feel better about it. I always make a mess w caulk. It finishes well, but the process is frustrating. Thanks!
Good one! Painters tape + soapy water trick, that's the ticket! And keep a damp rag nearby to remove the excess that can build up on your finger tips on long runs. I like the mini rubber caps, but first i stick a screw in it; helps clean out the dried gunk when you go back a few weeks later
Great tips. I wish I had seen this before I started. However, there is more to do. The tips will make it easier, faster, and look more professional. This is my first attempt at this! Thank you!
These are very helpful tips to help people like myself that are new at this. I honestly would have never thought of any of these great ideas. I very much appreciate it! This is one of the best videos I have watched for helpful tips for diy projects. Thank you very much ..stay blessed
Thank you for your great video. I just tried silicone caulk vs the latex which I have always used. Didn't realize if you get it on your fingers, it's hard to get off. I discovered if I put some paper towels in a bucket of water and pulled one out and made a loose ball, I could smooth the bead and it didn't stick to the paper towel. I was caulking the bases to my outside porch columns, so the bead didn't have to be as perfect as doing a project inside. Just thought I would pass it along in case there is someone new to silicone caulk. Thanks.
Excellent tips I never would’ve stumbled upon by myself- ever. Including learning about the 2 types of caulking applicator gun. This presentation has been very helpful for my burgeoning home improvement skills going forward. Thank you! 🙏 🖼️ 🖌️
Love all of your tips...I'm always wasting caulk running my finger over it to smooth it out. The caulk caps are a great tip, and I will be buying some. I always stick a nailor screwin the tip which is never air tight and allows the caulk around the edges to harden in turn making a terrible line coming out hence having to finger smooth and wasting caulk. Great tips thank you!
Thank you for the tips on caulking. I don't exactly know how many times I have had to recaulk in the bathroom. Trust me when I say a lot! I especially like the marking arrow. I think I can do this with more skill than luck this time.
Great caulking suggestions! Marking the top of the tube will solve an ongoing problem of mine, can’t believe I never thought of it! To seal an open tube, I use fingers cut from old latex gloves secured with a rubber band which work well and are also reusable, but I may try the tube caps. I’ve never been a fan of painter’s tape-no matter how careful I am when I remove the tape, the edges of the caulk lift up and create a step, and with some practice I don’t think it’s necessary for good results. Many thanks for your helpful vids!
Super handy and perfect timing. Currently sealing up a detached garage and am dreading having to break out the caulking gun, one of my least favorite jobs to do. One other tip I was shown in the past is to use an ice cube to wipe the excess. It will naturally mold itself to the angle and is always wet so it's easy to wipe off, then just get another once it melts.
Used the painter's tape as you suggested and got the beautiful straight line. However, when I pulled the tape off, it pulled out some of the caulking. I let it dry overnight and that was the result.
And This is why I subscribe today! Excellent content u are so thorough and have great angles of your work! This is just the video I need I just purchased a box 📦 of caulk
Where did you get the red tip for the
Caulkin gun.
Hi! They’re called caulk caps and here’s a quick link on where I got them 👍🏽😊:
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Thank you ever so much! We really need to learn how to do this. And squeezing the tube was not something we liked. So now I know to get a dripless gun.
Look for them at the birth control section of any store.😅
Those are Asian size condoms.
@@jonlee5531 And never reuse them, lol
I can appreciate your video and I’d like to offer some of my professional advice. If you don’t have the caulk caps, painters tape works also. Just wrap some tape over the tip and it’ll preserve the caulk for a long time. I’ve opened some months later and it’s still fine. Also there are tools for doing the caulking clean up other than your finger. Walmart carries them and so far they’re the only place I’ve found that does. It’s a red and black tool with a rubber triangle on one end and a metal caulk remover as well as a plastic scraper on the other end. The things are great and I but them every chance I get. Another tip is when you have excess is to find those larger gaps like above doors or around windows, and use that excess before it dries to fill in the space so there’s no wasted money on you or your customer. You can also use the caulk carefully with the tool I mentioned in filling caulk lines and it works perfectly. When doing intersecting corners, make sure you keep the tip of the caulking gun clean so it doesn’t gob up the work you’ve already put into the other corners. Just a few extra words of advice from a seasoned carpenter and much more ☺️ hopefully that helps someone
Thank you for being so detailed and kind in the giving of your expertise.
Marking the top and sanding block so the tube won’t rock….genius! Also,
Love the soap n water to spray the caulk AND your finger before smoothing! What a difference. Thanks for making the video. So helpful!
Great tips. I'm a pro but always like to compare notes with other pros. You taught this old dog a new trick
Thank you Allie! I’m glad I could be of help 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
I am so glad I watched your video this morning, for years as a do it yourselfer I have struggled with using the old type caulk guns and spending a lot of time going back over the caulking smoothing it out and wiping countless times so it would look good wasting a lot of caulk and having a very messy situation, your caulking tips are very valuable to me and I greatly appreciate your videos to help make projects easier, Thank you!
Very nice caulking tips. But most importantly they all are very helpful to everyone who is a beginner or a professional. Just want to add that you're very helpful and easy to fallow and understand your advice on how to do any home repairs or improvement around the house. Thanks so so much. Please keep them coming. And may the Lord bless your family. Thanks a million
Good tips. I can’t wait to try them all
Thank you Jeffrey! 🙏🏽😊
Good information today! Thanks
Great info! Also have used a baby wipe to wipe my finger on while caulking. Lubes your finger nicely to get the job done!
Thank you for these tips
Love the caulk savers
Great video. I thought I knew everything about caukinng for occasional bathroom cauking. This video taught many new things and I am going to apply them today.
That sandpaper trick....😮. Trying it today on my shower! I've been dreading this bathroom project, but now feel better about it. I always make a mess w caulk. It finishes well, but the process is frustrating. Thanks!
Good one! Painters tape + soapy water trick, that's the ticket! And keep a damp rag nearby to remove the excess that can build up on your finger tips on long runs. I like the mini rubber caps, but first i stick a screw in it; helps clean out the dried gunk when you go back a few weeks later
Soapy water is absolutely wrong. It WILL cause the sealant to fail prematurely. It is common sense and NO professional caulker does this
Great tips. I wish I had seen this before I started. However, there is more to do. The tips will make it easier, faster, and look more professional. This is my first attempt at this! Thank you!
Those caulk caps will come in handy for sure.
Yes! Love them! 👍🏽😊
Caulk condoms
The caulk line that happened with the back and forth motion reminds me of cake decorating!
Me too.
Good video, will be buying those caulk rubbers.
Thank you! Those rubbers are awesome! 😎👍🏽
These are very helpful tips to help people like myself that are new at this. I honestly would have never thought of any of these great ideas. I very much appreciate it! This is one of the best videos I have watched for helpful tips for diy projects. Thank you very much ..stay blessed
I need to get some of those caps. I normally waste at least 1/2 a tube when I use caulk due to it drying up. Thanks for the tips👍
Excellent training video. Thankfully, no distracting music. The best video I have watched regarding caulking. Thanks!
Excellent! Thanks for the great tips and how to’s
Thank you for your great video. I just tried silicone caulk vs the latex which I have always used. Didn't realize if you get it on your fingers, it's hard to get off. I discovered if I put some paper towels in a bucket of water and pulled one out and made a loose ball, I could smooth the bead and it didn't stick to the paper towel. I was caulking the bases to my outside porch columns, so the bead didn't have to be as perfect as doing a project inside. Just thought I would pass it along in case there is someone new to silicone caulk. Thanks.
I'm new at this, the sanding, or the tape. Will definitely help me with remodeling. I am doing myself, Thank-you
Your painter's tape and other tips gave me a perfect caulk job on the tub surround. 👍
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊 thank you for sharing your results!
Excellent tips I never would’ve stumbled upon by myself- ever. Including learning about the 2 types of caulking applicator gun.
This presentation has been very helpful for my burgeoning home improvement skills going forward. Thank you! 🙏 🖼️ 🖌️
This is such a huge help! Thank you!
Groovy Groove tip!!!! Greetings from Germany!!! I got out of NELA in the 80a.. God Bless!!
Thank you for this awesome tips
You are so smart! Good tips, glad I found your website.
Thank you so much Becky! 🙏🏽😊
Love all of your tips...I'm always wasting caulk running my finger over it to smooth it out. The caulk caps are a great tip, and I will be buying some. I always stick a nailor screwin the tip which is never air tight and allows the caulk around the edges to harden in turn making a terrible line coming out hence having to finger smooth and wasting caulk. Great tips thank you!
I enjoyed the video and the tips presented were very helpful especially the one that was utilized to preserve the remaining material.
Fantastic guide thank you!
I learned so much! Thanks you
Excellent tips thanks a lot
Thank you excellent caulking tips .
Thank you for the tips on caulking. I don't exactly know how many times I have had to recaulk in the bathroom. Trust me when I say a lot! I especially like the marking arrow. I think I can do this with more skill than luck this time.
Excellent tips!!! Saved me from headaches!!!
Thanks so much for the information, I'm going to attempt this myself as a DIY.
You did a great job teaching…..thak you🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍
Thank you so much! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
I could NOT figure out how to use the caulking gun. I watched your video and I was able to figure it out! Thanks!
Thanks that was some very good tips
I will use ur advise next time I caulk
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊
Very helpful video! Thanks!
Thank you Joyce! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
Great detail on your videos. Nice tips. Learn something each time
Thank you for all the wonderful tips!
Nice job cababayan!! This was really helpful for the project I'm starting at my home. Keep making videos.
Great tip my friend good luck in the future!!!
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽😊👍🏽
Great caulking suggestions! Marking the top of the tube will solve an ongoing problem of mine, can’t believe I never thought of it! To seal an open tube, I use fingers cut from old latex gloves secured with a rubber band which work well and are also reusable, but I may try the tube caps. I’ve never been a fan of painter’s tape-no matter how careful I am when I remove the tape, the edges of the caulk lift up and create a step, and with some practice I don’t think it’s necessary for good results. Many thanks for your helpful vids!
Thank you for the meaningful comment and for sharing your experience! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
Very useful tips sir just reminded me of a project i havent completely finished
Very helpful and timely! Thank you for doing actual demonstrations of your tips.
Great tips
Great idea’s thanks!
Thanks. I will be doing lots of caulking this summer.
Great tips, thanks.
Thanks Ron! 🙏🏽😊
Nice and professional video.
Great tips! Have you tried a Damp Sponge to smooth out the lines? Works great on any surface.
I was wondering how you clean up caulk that has been smeared out too far (as in 10:00 - 10:15). None of the videos seem to cover this.
Use the corner of slightly wet, almost dry sponge.
Great video!
Great video. Learned a couple more tips I didn't know. Getting ready to caulk around new cabinets.
Hope next time you will cover any tips on hpw to create nice corners when joining the calk on two sides of something. Thanks!
Super handy and perfect timing. Currently sealing up a detached garage and am dreading having to break out the caulking gun, one of my least favorite jobs to do.
One other tip I was shown in the past is to use an ice cube to wipe the excess. It will naturally mold itself to the angle and is always wet so it's easy to wipe off, then just get another once it melts.
Wow I never knew that! Thank you for sharing the 🧊 trick! Best of luck on your Garage my friend! 👍🏽🙏🏽😊
good tips thanks
very good lesson. thanks so so much
Another great caulking video my brother.
Thank you! 🙏🏽😊
Great tips!! Ha no pun intended. Trying all of the above now!!
Great tips for a DIYer 👍 thank you!
The caulking rubber reminds me of something and I can't think what.😊
Love the sanding tip!!! And the capping rings! Rubbing Alcohol gives you a nice clean up too-haven’t tried the soap/water…???
Used the painter's tape as you suggested and got the beautiful straight line. However, when I pulled the tape off, it pulled out some of the caulking. I let it dry overnight and that was the result.
You have to remove tape right away and sometimes the edges of silicon lift up, so run your finger again.
Great video brotha!! Excellent tips and tool recommendations. 🎉😊
I'm terrible at caulking, so I will be trying these tips soon!
Love this vid and the tips!!!❤❤❤
Great tips, so very helpful!
Thank you made my job much easier great tips Viewers!!!!
I’m glad I could be of help! 🙏🏽😊
Great insight!
Thanks!
Great video very helpful
Excellent video
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽😊
Fantastic tips now I know my mistakes. Thanks
Great tips and well explained!
Thanks for the tips
And This is why I subscribe today! Excellent content u are so thorough and have great angles of your work! This is just the video I need I just purchased a box 📦 of caulk
Nice. Great tips. Thank you
Very Nice Tips For Caulky
Good tip!
Great tips as always man! 👍
Thank you
Great ideas!
Very helpful!
Hahahaha, a tiny red rubber. Didn't think it was wise to reuse those things! Lol
Glad I found you!
Nice!!!!
#5 is genius! And now I have a bunch of caulk condoms on order too 😀
great tips thanks
Awesome!
That rubber for the white stuff tho. 😅😅
Great tips. 👍
❤nice tips❤
New subscriber. Love the channel
Your videos should be mediatory for all beginning painters great tips
Thank you so much! 🙏🏽😊
great info!