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With Siliconized Acrylic, your fingers and tools can be cleaned free of caulk residue with just soap and water. A water dipped finger can be used to put a smooth surface on your caulk bead and make nearly anyone's caulking job look like a pro's. All the caulk companies make it.
With Siliconized Acrylic, your fingers and tools can be cleaned free of caulk residue with just soap and water. A water dipped finger can be used to put a smooth surface on your caulk bead and make nearly anyone's caulking job look like a pro's. All the caulk companies make it.
Agreed. Particularly about NOT using silicone caulk on masonite.
Elastomeric is the best. it is water clean up and it has the highest expand and contract %, which is what you need for the masonite. Latex is expandable, but not as much. Silicone dries "hard" not hard persay but it doesn't expand or shift. And as the masonite will "move" with the elements, silicone will eventually break away from the masonite. Not really break away, but will stay in place while the masonite will shift.
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