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Caulk or Sealent

briancarr82 · 2019-03-06 14:46:02

Hi all, looking to fill gap between backspalsh tiles and countertop, Also between tiles behind kitchen sink and countertop. Tilles have been redone but don't know whether i should be using caulk or a special sealant? Anyone shed any light?

06-03-2019 2:46pm

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briancarr82

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Hi all, looking to fill gap between backspalsh tiles and countertop, Also between tiles behind kitchen sink and countertop. Tilles have been redone but don't know whether i should be using caulk or a special sealant? Anyone shed any light?

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#2 06-03-2019 2:53pm

the_pen_turner

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silicone . caulk is for filling gap before painting

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#3 06-03-2019 3:09pm

clancywigam

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I find Tec7 sealer is the best bet for anything that will get wet. It's harder wearing than standard silicone and less susceptible to mold/mildew. It's a bit messier than silicone so
I also use the Tec7 cleaner spray to get a nice finish.

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