Perfect silicone joint for bathroom, kitchen and floors
To work with Silkon usually means a Giant, but it works differently. Above all, you should give up on tips with detergent or window cleaner and especially finger work, that's all nix, far too inaccurate and the joints are usually not really tight and look totally dirty.
Here is my tip: First, the surfaces must first be completely dry, then you have to pay attention when applying from the Katusche that you work "against the grain" of the joint, so do not pull the silicone over the joint but in the opposite direction, the silicone in If you press in the joint, you can be sure that the gap is tight.
If you are skilled and have practiced something, then you do not need to do any more work. If the joint does not meet the requirements, wavy or bulging or otherwise uneven, just take a tea or tablespoon (depending on the joint width) and scratched in a line over the entire joint (of course, with the hollow side of the spoon) the supernatant or uneven silicone gone. If the joint is still not even, you can still apply silicone and scrape it over with the spoon again. If there are silicone left and right next to the fugue, do not get nervous and try to fumble with your fingers and rinse, wait until the silicone is completely dry and scrape away the remains with a knife. Only then will there be perfect joints!
