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Caulk is a multipurpose material that can be used in many places inside and outside your home to seal cracks, waterproof, and even weatherize inexpensively and effectively. Several kinds of caulk are available specific to the type of job you need to do, and with a few simple tools, you will be able to finish your job professionally and securely. Whether you need to waterproof around a new bathtub, close a gap around the baseboards, or seal drafty windows, Sears has everything you need to get any caulking job done correctly.

When you are ready to begin caulking, its essential to first clean out any old caulk first. This helps the fresh caulk adhere better for a longer lasting seal. A Craftsman utility knife may be used to gently scrape away all traces of old caulk, and the surfaces should be wiped down with a mild cleanser or rubbing alcohol to remove excess debris or mildew.

Caulk comes packaged in both tubes and tubs. If you are using caulk in a tube, it will be easiest to use it with a caulking gun. You may wish to do a test run with the caulking gun to ensure you have the angle, width of the caulk, and feel of the gun down pat for the job you'll be doing. When youre comfortable with using the gun, begin to caulk by holding the gun at a 45-degree angle and moving it evenly along the crack or line to be caulked.

Once you have finished caulking, use a caulk smoother to smooth out the line of caulk youve just laid. Check the packaging to determine the amount of time needed for the caulk to set. Improving airflow in the room in which you caulked can often allow the caulk to set more quickly. Once the caulk has completely set, you can paint over it without damaging it, or if it was used in a bathroom setting, you'll be able to use the bathtub or shower safely.

Caulking is an easy, affordable way to begin small home projects or improve your homes energy efficiency. With just a little manual dexterity, the correct type of caulk, and the right tools from Sears, you can enjoy a firm but flexible seal on tiles, plumbing, door frames, along foundations, around fireplaces, on skylights, and more.

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