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Posted by RayV on June 12, 2006, 8:25 am
hmmhmm@hotmail.com wrote:
> I noticed that the grout on the shower floor at the edge and corner
> started to crack. The contractor who did the work (for previous owner)
> should have caulked the edge and corner.
>
> I am thinking of taking out the grout and caulk them. But I noticed
> that some of the gaps are almost 1/2 inch wide. I am not sure if caulk
> (e.g. silicone II) can seal this large gap.
>
> Is it okay to use silicone caulk for gaps as large as 1/2 inch? If not,
> what can I do?
>
> Thanks
Applied properly caulk can fill a gap as wide as 1/2 mile. The main
tools in your box should be a hammer, duct tape, caulk and a
screwdriver.
Whenever tile changes direction or meets another material I apply
caulk. If you have cracks in the middle, you should regrout. Good
luck matching the color!
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