Caulking doesn't have to be the messy process you think it is. With a little bit of help from TikTok, you can make it way ...

Caulk creates a watertight seal that protects your drywall and cabinets wherever water is present. It seals kitchen sinks, tubs, windows, doors, and tiles, and fills in cracks for a smooth finish. I ...

Cut your tube at a 45-degree angle to help ensure a smooth application. Use a nail or similar object to pierce the inner seal. Insert the cartridge into the caulking gun and draw a test bead on ...

Ben Meakins outlines some techniques and tips for applying sealant without ending up covered in the sticky stuff ...

Squeeze a small bead of caulk into dents and holes, ensuring holes are completely filled. After applying caulk, use a plastic putty knife to wipe away excess caulk. Caulk can take a long time to dry.

These exposed metal planes would have been difficult to reach with a roller brush. You can also apply caulk sealant (rather than the liquid paint-like sealant) during this stage. Apply a thin bead ...

WITH winter on the horizon, many of us will be contemplating cranking up the heating to keep our homes warm. But with energy expenses having been hiked up at the start of October when the price ...