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How to get a thick Silicone sealant lining around kitchen countertop

How to get a thick Silicone sealant lining around kitchen countertop

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How to get a thick Silicone sealant lining around kitchen countertop

Trying to match the width of the grey one with the white one

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Cut them both out and do all of them at the same time.

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Thanks for replying. I got the silicone to fatten by cutting the tube to appropriate thickness and using the tool below to finish.
https://www.dap.com/products-project...ies/pro-caulk/

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