How to seal internal joints using silicone sealants?
Have you got a leaking sink or bath you need to waterproof? Joint sealing creates a waterproof seal to intercept movement within the surfaces or at the point of intersection between various building elements. Joint sealants are used for several purposes including: – to close open joints to keep water and air out (both exterior and interior) for appearance and cleanability (in interior surfaces where water resistance is not an issue) and to reduce sound transmission through cracks (usually interior and internal to composite assemblies). Silicone sealant is a great way to fill in gaps between tiles, shower screens, baths, and sinks. It also stops water from seeping in where you don’t want it. Here’s how you can apply silicone sealant to your project Caution When working with cement-based products, always wear eye protection and waterproof gloves. Step 1: Prep the area To give the silicone the best bonding surface possible, clean and dry all your surfaces before you start. Ensure that a