Tips on a neat finish for caulk?
This seems like a silly question, but how do you get a nice finish when caulking? I always seem to come away feeling like it's a mess. Any good tools to smooth it out?
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joshuajim wrote:
The best recommendation I can give is to learn how to use a caulking gun like professional painters do. They push the gun, not pull it. It leaves a perfect small fill with no "wet finger" dress up required. It takes a little practice to gauge the "bulge" at the tip while pushing, but once mastered it is 10 times faster than pulling, fingering, going back and cleaning up the over spread etc.
The pro's don't have time to play around.
Do you have to cut the top a different way in order for this to work?
