Sealants

These 10 tips will help you lay a perfect bead of caulk for a superior seal.

Do you know the right technique for applying caulking?

Clean out the old caulk before starting.

Caulking comes in a lot of types, and here are tips to help you pick the right one.

Remove old, ineffective caulk before apply a fresh sealant.

Polyurethane caulking bonds very well and has a rubbery, paintable texture once applied.

Colored caulking allows you to create a cohesive look.

There are numerous types of caulk, and the easiest way to apply them is with a caulking gun.

Caulking prevents moisture damage.

It can be a messy and time consuming job.

You can remove stains and mildew to make your tilework look more inviting.

It will need to be painted in remodels.

Boiled linseed oil is an effective and affordable sealant.

Your mobile home may develop leaks over time.

Fix any gaps around the edges of your window and stop the drafts from driving up your energy bills.

Follow these steps to safely remove silicone sealant from your skin.

It is a must for some DIY projects.

There are many uses that mastic sealant is perfect for, but one sealant doesn't solve every problem.

Which sealant is right for you?

They vary in look and function.

A metal sealant can help protect metal products from corrosion.

There are many types of metal sealants on the market.

Concrete sealant performs an important function but requires caution when applying.

Leaks are never a good thing.

Plastic sealant serves as a protective layer and adhesive.

Fiberglass epoxy is easy to apply with a kit.

Acrylic: A type of synthetic polymer that is generally very resistant to degradation.

Silicone Rubber: lasts 12 to 30 years or more and offers the best adhesion.

Sealant tape is one item you shouldn't be without in your home.

Fiberglass resin is a synthetic material manufactured by combining alcohols and organic acids.

Water putty is a powder mixed with water to create a paste.