Caulk Tile Corners, Not Grout
Why every change of plane in a tile job gets flexible sealant instead of grout, and what belongs in the joint.
Choosing caulk, cutting the nozzle, running and tooling the bead.
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Why every change of plane in a tile job gets flexible sealant instead of grout, and what belongs in the joint.
Venting the trapped factory air behind a caulk tube’s plunger with a small X cut so the bead stops when the trigger does.
Back-flushing the straw with the can's own propellant so a partly used can of expanding foam stays usable.
Caulk for change-of-plane joints, rigid filler for flat seams.
Loading an epoxy syringe with caulk for exact, tiny beads in corners and details where any nozzle cut delivers too much.
A right-sized nozzle cut, whittled tooling sticks, soapy water, and one confident pass — the four parts of a clean silicone bead.
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