How to FIX CRACKS between WALL & CEILING | Tips & Tricks
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- In this video you'll learn how to fix unwanted cracks between your walls and ceilings.
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Thank you so much! I was dismayed about what to do after removing a lot of old flaking paint from an early 1920s house, only to find a gap between the ceiling and wall - at least it seems a simple fix! Man, I love youtube, and people who make videos with tips like this! Thank you
caulking done in that same manner also promotes killer cut-in lines as well. diggin these shorts man
Amazing vedio! Short, concise, with the right level of detail and to the point. You are a hero. 😃
Short and simple. Thank you.
Love the brush!! Thanks for the tips, will be finishing this project tomorrow!
Thanks! Same process with 45 degree angles too between wall and roof
I mean, if you use frog tape, you’ll actually get a sharp line as well as filling the crack.
What paint brush is that? Never seen one. I like it👍
When caulking above like that how do you stop gravity taking over
changed your channel names torbes? thanks for the upload dude... keep hustling bro
Yeah buddy, the channel name has changed. Doing a u-turn with the channel and am gonna be doing videos in my mother tongue (Swedish) instead. We'll see how it goes :) Have a continued great weekend mate!
Can you tell me what product did you use? Please so i can fix it by myself.
Can you use regular paintable caulking or does have to be the no more gaps?
I know this is 8 months later but that’s what I’m gonna do is buy sealant caulk
Is that better am have that problem in my house???
What did you use? Caulk?
How long do you think that repair will last - 6 months? I find decorators caulk useless in longterm repairs. I would suggest using Sticks like S**t which has a strong adhesive component.
Exactly… the chaulking seperates from the dry wall. I’m looking at a botched up chaulking job as we speak ugh 😣
Liquid no nails is good too
Please help...how do I repair when this cracks too?? Bought my place and ceiling -wall joint had already been caulked. Now it’s cracked and looks bad. Trying to avoid tearing drywall when removing old caulk...
Should probably add that the caulking was painted and not nearly as trim and neat as yours.
Depending on how much has built up - your best bet is to score the bad caulk with a knife and then you can use a 5-in-1 tool to scrape it away. I've also used a paint scraper with a carbide tip. Sometimes a bit of the dry wall or wood might get damaged but pre-scoring and scraping small sections should prevent that. Once you've got it all cleared away, you might need to use some wall putty to fill in and smooth it out. Sand it all smooth and THEN apply paintable caulk - then touch up your paint. Anything caulk that's started to bubble or peel up really needs to be scraped and removed. I had to do this to a ton of caulk alone baseboards and doors in my house and re-do it all. Remember if you've scraped a good bit away, after you putty and sand it smooth - add some primer to bring the wall texture in line with the rest of your painted wall.
Rinse and repeat.
Remove and reapply. Nothing lasts forever. You can do it!
@@maryellen9006 Thanks so much! Sorry for late response but I wasn’t notified of yours.
Put up coving
Vilken produkt är detta?
Gone for about a month before thwy all come back again
What kind of caulk?
Would it be bad to seal it with silicone ?
I've been told and learned not to use silicone with these repairs I used regular dap white caulk and turned out fine when finished painting
@@tooljunkie555 how long ago was the first repair? Has the structure underwent temperature difference that could cause the cracks to re-emerge..
So how was this a tip?