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Filling Bathtub Before Caulking. It's standard practice to do exactly like you suggested. 1) clean excess caulk 2) clean edges to be caulked with acetone (or if you have natural stone, methyl hydrate, or even weaker, alcohol if you have sensitive materials) 3) allow a. Remove all the old caulking (new will not stick to old) clean it, fill the tub then. I said i have never filled a tub with water prior to caulking the seam between the tub and wall, and i use silicone caulk with no cracking issues. ‘after you’ve finished, leave the bath full of water until it has dried.’ Either a) you caulk with an empty bath, and the bath deflects a bit when you put water in occasionally, or b) you caulk with a full bath,. When you are caulking the bathtub, fill it three quarters of the way with water. ‘we recommend filling the bath with water first to weigh it down before you apply the caulk,’ says beth pearce. This added weight will simulate the actual weight of the.

‘we recommend filling the bath with water first to weigh it down before you apply the caulk,’ says beth pearce. Remove all the old caulking (new will not stick to old) clean it, fill the tub then. When you are caulking the bathtub, fill it three quarters of the way with water. Either a) you caulk with an empty bath, and the bath deflects a bit when you put water in occasionally, or b) you caulk with a full bath,. It's standard practice to do exactly like you suggested. I said i have never filled a tub with water prior to caulking the seam between the tub and wall, and i use silicone caulk with no cracking issues. 1) clean excess caulk 2) clean edges to be caulked with acetone (or if you have natural stone, methyl hydrate, or even weaker, alcohol if you have sensitive materials) 3) allow a. This added weight will simulate the actual weight of the. ‘after you’ve finished, leave the bath full of water until it has dried.’

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Filling Bathtub Before Caulking 1) clean excess caulk 2) clean edges to be caulked with acetone (or if you have natural stone, methyl hydrate, or even weaker, alcohol if you have sensitive materials) 3) allow a. 1) clean excess caulk 2) clean edges to be caulked with acetone (or if you have natural stone, methyl hydrate, or even weaker, alcohol if you have sensitive materials) 3) allow a. It's standard practice to do exactly like you suggested. Either a) you caulk with an empty bath, and the bath deflects a bit when you put water in occasionally, or b) you caulk with a full bath,. ‘after you’ve finished, leave the bath full of water until it has dried.’ ‘we recommend filling the bath with water first to weigh it down before you apply the caulk,’ says beth pearce. This added weight will simulate the actual weight of the. When you are caulking the bathtub, fill it three quarters of the way with water. Remove all the old caulking (new will not stick to old) clean it, fill the tub then. I said i have never filled a tub with water prior to caulking the seam between the tub and wall, and i use silicone caulk with no cracking issues.