Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Acrylic Tub Rim after Re Caulking

Caulking the seams in the bathroom is very important because, through poor-quality caulked seams, moisture spreads into and out of the tiles, and then, after a while, causes irreparable harm to the underneath surface, what can lead to mold development and water damage.

Therefore, the seams in the bathroom should be given special importance and timely and correctly perform re-caulking with high-quality materials. It is better to use a silicone sealant to seal the bathtub – it is elastic, moisture resistant and does not turn yellow with time.

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