Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Bathtub Corner Before Thick Recaulking

Almost every one of us knows how to work with caulk, so we will not waste time on the details, just remember that the seams should be clean, dry and free from soap and grease.

Caulk should fill tightly into the seams. Next, punch in seam and easy clean of leftovers, but this is only in some cases.

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