Few Know This Method! Amazing Silicone Tricks That Only Professionals Use

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  @danvol9978 · 5 months ago

  omg, video without music, annoying ads and unnecessary info. its perfect

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  @dsmasynergy · 1 year ago

  Almost any video without background music gets a thumbs up from me.

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  @bradbeck2601 · 4 years ago

  Don't use anything to plug the used tube.  Just squeeze out a quarter inch of material and let it dry.  It forms its own protective plug in the nozzle, then you grab the dried tail and pull it out when you use it next.

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  @kurtbilinski1723 · 3 years ago

  I learned the hard way about the soapy water/alcohol trick. It works by keeping the silicone from sticking, but that works both ways. That is, if during application, the silicone doesn't totally contact both surfaces, when sprayed, the liquid can get under and behind the silicone, and then it won't stick. I think that's why you see pros putting on way too much in order to ensure nothing gets under or behind it.

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  @artschulte1897 · 4 years ago

  Great informative video plus no weird loud music to distract the viewer while you were doing the different types of recommendations <br>Great video

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  @richardstiers9010 · 4 years ago

  As a professional glazier....we always pushed the bead, not dragging it. Done correctly the tip flattens the bead and smoothed it out.

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  @gregclark7385 · 4 years ago

  For years a buddy and I installed trim. He would always caulk our work to ensure quality and help the painters. I decided one day I would help out. The next day the painter pulled him aside and said : I know your buddy is trying to help, but please don&apos;t allow him anywhere near a caulk gun. It will take us hours to fix the mess he made. We still laugh about that and I&apos;m still not allowed near a caulk gun. It&apos;s harder than it looks.

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  @WakandaBabe · 3 years ago

  Love this NO talking, simple and easy to follow instructional video. Thanks.

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  @auspiciouscloud8786 · 3 years ago

  I am always fearful of doing new things because I think I will be unsuccessful, the info you have given in this video really helps me know that I can caulk now without making a mess and I really appreciate this! Always fantastic videos, thank you!

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  @maximusspartan7409 · 4 years ago

  You&apos;re a genius, straight up. My caulking skills was your first example everytime. Thanks.

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  @TracksideTyson · 4 years ago

  It’s sure easy from something so simple to make such a catastrophic failure lol. Great video with the helpful hints!

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  @rayzelrajoo5568 · 3 years ago

  Such a easy tutorial. Thanks I think this time around my husband would execute it perfectly. 👌🏼👍🏻🤩

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