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What is high performance?
We talk a lot about high performance around here, but what the heck makes a sealant or caulk high performance?
A sealant or caulk should be flexible, elastic, and adhesive. Many sealants are flexible, adhesive, or elastic. It is the combination of all three together that leads to high performance, meaning durability and longevity you can trust.
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Give us a call. We think you are missing something. The whole idea here is that you don’t have to paint anymore. (But sure).
No. This is a rough one. Go get some caulk remover and good luck.
Any water-based paint or stain is fine. Be sure to go lighter on the stain. Only 10 ml required.
Try hitting the bottom of the cartridge on a flat surface. This can help get air out of the system, leaving room for paint and thickener.
Try waiting a bit longer for the thickener to act. You can wait 24 hours if you like. (Also, make sure you added the thickener).
Yes. It sure does. It’s hard to predict exactly how performance will be impacted, but it should be very similar to the paint. If you are using a solid paint that won’t yellow, then your caulk shouldn’t either.