When it’s nice and crisp, fold one side in and iron it flat like this:.
The only thing with this type is that it’s super slick and shiny when it dries and doesn’t do very well if you try to paint over it.For this though, it was perfect..
The first time I tried to use caulking, I cut the little tip off and then couldn’t figure out why I couldn’t get it to work.Turns out there’s also a little membrane inside that you need to pierce.There should be a little piercer sword that swings out of the bottom of your caulking gun for that.
Isn’t my new bath mat neat?.So here’s a little look at some of the “before” shots.
I had to remove a whole lot of wallpaper and little bits were left on the edge of the tile there.
Also these old walls are in pretty rough shape, but they won’t be replaced until “bathroom reno 2.0” happens, so I thought I’d just try to make the whole thing look more presentable by covering up what I could.. Not nice.I’ve been trying to tackle the floors a little at a time, but only when Kennedy’s out of the house, because of the toxic adhesive remover and all that..
The problem is, the adhesive remover actually smells really good, all citrusy and clean, so you kinda.It’s a bad situation, but it’s working!.
This is after a couple of go-overs with the chemical.You can see there’s still a bit of glue with some dirt and cat fur in it, but it’s starting to look a lot better!.