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Has your shower caulk deteriorated? Are you trying to remove it and then thinking of installing a new one? Wait, we have a better solution for you. Shower caulk removal and installation is no child’s play. This caulk that had sealed your corners for a few months, will keep getting damaged after every few months. Furthermore, if you do not remove it properly, it will ruin the appearance of your tile. Before we tell you about our better solution, let us know how to remove the old caulk in the right way.
pFOkUS – a paramount stone, tile, grout, and glass restoration products manufacturing company advises its customers not to use silicone or acrylic caulk to seal the corners of the shower tile. Caulk starts peeling in wet conditions and begins to crack in dry settings. Within a few months, you will find your caulk deteriorating and turning blackish green due to mold formation.
If you sail in the same boat, then you first need to remove your damaged caulk properly. Here are caulk removal directions explained in-depth, so that you do not end up damaging the surface.
These directions guide you to remove caulk and grout in the corners. Only when you remove the existing caulk properly, can you create the perfect surface to fuse our caulk-substitute properly.
With this procedure, you have eliminated your grout caulk for good. This is the first part of the caulk removal and installation process. We will now proceed to using our caulk-substitute.
If you are now thinking of a fresh caulk installation, then we will advise you to use a better product. Our Sentura – a two part pigmented flexible solvent based epoxy/resin, formulated with a 1200psi adhesion. It never pops out from the surface once applied. Sentura protects the floor from bacteria and stains which breed in shower corners. It would not be wrong to call it a shower caulk remover, as Sentura has completely abolished the need to apply caulk. If you are looking for permanent shower corner sealing, then you must use Sentura.
Sentura is not just a product that eliminates caulk. It is also mold and mildew proof, stain-proof, waterproof and does not peel. It also does not appear bulky like caulk. It can be shaded with Caponi – pFOkUS’colored grout sealer, in more than 40 shades, so that you can match your grout to the rest of the tile surface.
Here are Sentura installation directions explained in-depth, so that you seal your shower corners effectively and permanently. Now you can get rid of mold and mildewed caulk, damaged caulk, peeling caulk and cracking caulk forever.
Sentura, at times, can turn yellowish over time. To prevent this, we advise you to coat the top of Sentura with Caponi. It is our epoxy grout sealer available in 40 different colors. Caponi has a durable titanium base which does its work in just a single coat. It is a pigmented grout sealing system that is built on a rock-solid 2-part solvent titanium resin/epoxy foundation. It is made in such a way that it can cover all grout in just one coat. Caponi can be simply brushed over top of the Sentura. You can choose from over 40 colors to color-match your Sentura to the rest of the tile surface.
Sentura can be used around the corners of many surfaces, including block, natural stone, toilets, tubs, brick, concrete and much more. Above we have explained shower caulk removal and installation directions in-depth to give your surfaces a healthy makeover. We hope now you have got a clear idea why caulking is bad and why Sentura is an ideal solution.