I've recently just fitted new skirting boards and used a white paintable all purpose interior sealant to fill the gaps as the walls are no way near straight!
This means that the bead varies from 10mm to 2mm along the length of the boards.
The boards have been primed and finished with 2 coats (off white colour) but I haven't yet painted the walls which are freshly skimmed. (Wrong way around I know..)
My question is should the sealant be painted the same colour as the wall so that the boards appear to be the same thickness all round, or should the vertical surface of the board and sealant be the same colour?
The second option would make the boards to appear to be really thick in places so I would have throught the first option better..
Grateful for any advice on this
This means that the bead varies from 10mm to 2mm along the length of the boards.
The boards have been primed and finished with 2 coats (off white colour) but I haven't yet painted the walls which are freshly skimmed. (Wrong way around I know..)
My question is should the sealant be painted the same colour as the wall so that the boards appear to be the same thickness all round, or should the vertical surface of the board and sealant be the same colour?
The second option would make the boards to appear to be really thick in places so I would have throught the first option better..
Grateful for any advice on this