Hi, We've recently replaced the white kitchen sealant next to the kitchen sink, but a month later it has crumbled. It's quite a wide gap and annoying to keep having to redo it. Any advice or suggestions please.
Kitchen sealant crumbling
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Its about 1cm maximum, narrowing to nothing - old building with big metal catering sink.
Lesley,
1cm is to be honest a little wide for sealant to promote the desired bond, another idea would be to use beading. These can be plastic or wood and range from a basic quadrant to a highly decorative feature, they can also be easily attatched using just a bead of silicone. Have a think and check out your options.
Dec
1cm is to be honest a little wide for sealant to promote the desired bond, another idea would be to use beading. These can be plastic or wood and range from a basic quadrant to a highly decorative feature, they can also be easily attatched using just a bead of silicone. Have a think and check out your options.
Dec
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Have you got a picture of the area and what is the product you used?
The Dec is right, not enough proximity for the bond to take effect....use beading to plus the gap then seal the beading with a thin seal...it will do the job and look better
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