It's best to start away from your body and draw the line of caulk towards you. If the caulk bead is too thin, cut the tip wider. Make sure to point the tip towards the seam. Rotate the caulk in the ...

Editor’s note: The Aiken Standard is reprinting a couple of the articles from the past How do I columns that will be demonstrated at the upcoming Home Show.

A thin bead of caulk completes the aesthetic component. The kind of caulk you choose depends on what you're trying to do. Here are some common applications: ...

Q: My husband caulked a few things in the bathroom and made an enormous mess. The caulk is smeared and there are gaps. Can it be repaired? How does one get a perfect bead of smooth caulk with no ...

A bead of caulk can fill a hole, and caulk can actually be a better choice for repairing a thin crack in the wall (once you’re sure it’s not the harbinger of a bigger, more expensive problem ...

Once the metal is in place, seal the remaining gap between the metal's edge and the chimney with a thin bead of high-temperature silicone caulk.