Total agree!!

before youtube starting to monetize videos, all "teaching" videos were like this.

Man that was refreshing. Straight and to the point without alot of I love the sound of my voice and I love me dialog. A normal video like this would have been at least 15 minutes and I would have fast forwarded it within 5 seconds. I have to tell everyone about this.

Bravo !

Brilliant

Yes!

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Yea and no bs intro just to the point

You don't need sound. Just watch the video and everything is clear.

😂 Powerful way?!

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Mit Spucke geht es auch.

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@@GaisaSanktejo Nur fragen, gebe gerne. Hab genug für 1111 Meter.

You can also use Acetone to clean up Silicone Carne whether your scraping old stuff off or knocking your bead down a cleaning up the excess.

@F JB no I've always been pretty clean with silicone and just used a caulk tool and a rag. So to me I never needed another technique just thought this was a good one. You can step down off your pedestal now. Also saying on the back that you can wash up with soap and water does not show that technique 🤷.

@F JB just in case my caulking tool breaks 🤣🤣🤣🤡. Common Sense tools break so if I have to use my finger I would like to spray some soapy water on it now with yeah common sense 🤣🤣

@F JB no silicone doesn't wash off with water and they don't show you that technique on here. Funny there's a bunch of other people who are in the construction business who are saying that this was three good techniques that they showed us. But yes you are right amongst the thousands of comments saying this was a good idea 🤣🤣🤣. If the silicone is already on your skin it's also extremely difficult to get off even with soap and water. I'm obviously talking to a person who works at Wendy's

Believe me, doesn't matter what gender you are; two of those methods are new to me and since I do use silicone and caulk often enough, ANY chance of improving how I apply silicone/caulk and keep my work clean is a bonus!

Dont just look like the caulk master. Be tha Caulk master

THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID! 😂😂😂😂

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I Have never Caulked before ., i wish I knew WTH he’s doing 😂 Looks helpful Tho

Took me 20yrs to learn that soap water method. Cant wait to try it out

40 years around construction, and never saw the soap and water! Off to caulk!

@@fakename1656 it's great,it runs behind parts of the silicone preventing it from sealing properly.

Sanding the applicator tip was a new one for me. Will try it.

Professional painter as well. Commercial and residential. I almost lost it when he busted out the tape. I’ve fired people for using tape.

I always cut the tip flat, that work better work on limited space , and never need to looks the tip facing wrong side or not, flat or angle still got same result, its about how you put your the angle and speed, sometimes when you doing these so long, both moth make it work,sometimes got the feel adjust speed and squeeze pressure make it work, when i was younger doing these kind of job seal windows and fire wall,around 10 boxes a day, like 120 pcs everyday,start from 69 floor dwon to floor, one time i got prank, they said no lift/elevator today ,need carry few boxes walk up to 69 floor, at one points my right arm way bigger than left arm,then i change to left hand try to balance out,that make me double gunner...? i hate that job, but no complaint, i think when younger way easier pickup or learning skill, i guess kids finish school first at least, i mean too many way, you always finger it out which one work for you ,when i saw this video all the memories back ,haha...sorry for my poor english.

@@youngrobe9049 Fired people for using tape? You probably can't hang onto employees cause you seem like you'd be a real dick to work for.

It's cool.

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Eu tambem...nao somente escandalizado como tambem aloprado e boquiaberto! E outros demais adjetivos...

The real Professionals cut the nozzle a bit fatter and push the silicon instead of dragging the nozzle, and use the nozzle as the smoothing tool as they go along, without having to go back along the bead. Its hard to imagine, but you have to keep a ball of an even size in the end of the nozzle

Ooooo Tak! To zmieniło moje życie tyle lat żyłem w błędzie , nie wiem jak ktoś wpadł na ten sposób chyba musi być jakimś mędrcem 😂Jprdl 😂

Parodia no żesz kurna parodia 😂😂😂

I totally agree!

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I had problems with the wet surface silicone wont adhere to the edges.

heck ya tiny things like that blowing my mind

Cool story bro.

I use a similar trick for fitting plastic and aluminum pipes. You can use sandpaper to get a prefect curve

Su dedo nos dice todo!

Ja to i tak bym spaprał bo zle tasme papierowa bym nakleił :)

@@TRACKERS4 patyk od lodow jest super do silikonu .

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Everything in this video shows a bad way of doing this. Cutting the nozzle at 45 degrees means it will apply less force in pushing it inside the edge; soapy water looks nice but means the edge of the silicon won't adhere properly; masking tape will leave a slightly raised edge that, ultimately, will let water sit on it and cause mould. Look up Charles DIYte who shows all of this very well.

Yes, it's definitely cool when anyone goes into details and invests the care to achieve excellence! I will never forget the quote I saw on a university professor's office door: The world is run by C students. It really helps to keep this continuously in mind.

@@lor3nzo666 Agree 100%. Soapy water is a no no if you want the silicone to adhere properly. Good video apart from that.

Thanks, going to use that spoon trick!

Ah oui très bonne astuce, merci😊

Très bonne astuces merci

Also regular water after ya fit is ok to just damp your finger really never need much at all just your finger to be "moist" hehe

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But be careful, the silicone does not stick to a wet surface. So it is not so good solution. I use the tape version, I draw the material to a minimum thickness at the tape edge. Then comes the soapy water and the last smoothing after removing the tape.

I believe the tape method gives the best seal and adhesion. Getting silicone wet messes it up.

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Interestingly, there are plenty of other professionals' tips that say "never use wet" but to use a dry finger but wipe on cloth regularly. The reason for not using wet is that silicone hates water.

Agree, well explained.