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1/2 inch silicone bead too big?
I've recently tiled my bathroom and left a 1/2 inch gap between the
tiles and the bath. This seems a bit wide to seal with a bead of silicon. The install notes that came with the bath recommend a 1/4 inch gap max.. And filling the bath with water will increase the gap even more. What are the best options for sealing tround the bath? * Cut a big bead width on the tube and go for it. * Apply the silicone in several layers, over a few days. * Use some sort of sealing strip. * Pack or fill the cavity (what with?) to reduce the gap. Advice welcomed. Thanks Mike |
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