zepper
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Hey guys,
Sorry if this is in the wrong sectionif so, feel free to move it.
The caulking has split where one of our kitchen counters meets the wall. Unlike the other counters, which are against a tile backsplash, this one's against a painted wall, and I'm wondering what the best way to repair it is.
As you can see, whoever installed the counter used white caulk between the dark counter and light-colored wall.
As long as I'm fixing it, rather than leaving a visible line of caulk there, I'd like to paint the (newly) filled area with the wall color, up to the counter.
But I must also use kitchen and bath caulk here, right? And isn't that generally silicone-based, and thus unpaintable?
Thanks for your help!
Sorry if this is in the wrong sectionif so, feel free to move it.
The caulking has split where one of our kitchen counters meets the wall. Unlike the other counters, which are against a tile backsplash, this one's against a painted wall, and I'm wondering what the best way to repair it is.
As you can see, whoever installed the counter used white caulk between the dark counter and light-colored wall.
As long as I'm fixing it, rather than leaving a visible line of caulk there, I'd like to paint the (newly) filled area with the wall color, up to the counter.
But I must also use kitchen and bath caulk here, right? And isn't that generally silicone-based, and thus unpaintable?
Thanks for your help!