After your grout has dried, it’s time to run a couple beads of silicone on your tile – the Coach teaches you how.
There may come a time when recaulking your kitchen backsplash has to be done. Caulk, regardless of the type, will brown and crack over time. If water is a repeated issue it can erode the caulk as well as cause mold and mildew to form. The backsplash is an important fixture in your kitchen as it protects the wall behind it from moisture. If the caulking becomes too worn then water can get through and recaulking will become necessary. Recaulking the backsplash is a job that is often left to the high-priced professionals but it is not a job that is overly difficult or expensive. The following article will show you how easy recaulking your kitchen backsplash actually is you’ll never have to pay someone else to do it ever again.
Post time: Jun-24-2017