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Caulk dries out and cracks over time exposing the area it seals to water damages. If you notice that your bathroom sink is leaking around its edges, re-caulking the sink may alleviate your problems. This guide will show you how to replace old caulk to looking new again.
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Clean and dry around the rim of the sink with a paper towel.
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Remove the old caulk around the rim of the sink with a utility knife.
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Remove any old caulk residue around the rim of the sink with a wet paper towel.
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Then dry the area completely.
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Apply painter's tape around the rim of the sink while leaving a small gap for caulk to be applied.
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Place the caulk tube into the gun.
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Slowly press the trigger to release a thin line of caulk and move around the edge of the sink as you go.
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Smooth out the caulk against the edge of the rim and counter with your wet index finger.
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Press against the caulk firmly while sliding your index finger as you go around the rim of the sink.
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Pull the tape away from the counter immediately after applying the caulk.
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Wipe off any excess caulk from the edge of the rim with a wet paper towel.
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Let the new caulk dry for at least a day before using the sink.
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