Caulking Professionals – Toronto & GTA An Insider's Guide On Caulking | Page 4

Interior Caulking
• When caulking is applied correctly to the interior of a home or office,
it should be air and watertight—meaning no unwanted air or water
will be allowed to seep indoors and cause leaking or mildew growth.
• Most indoor gaps are small and only require a very small bead of
caulking to cover the space.
• When you caulk the interior of your home or office, always use a
caulk that complements the color of the trim. If the trim is wood,
then white caulking is suitable; if the trim is stained a darker color,
then you will want to use a brown caulk. When applying the caulk to
the trim, always use a dampened cloth and apply only a thin bead at
a time in order to give it a smoother appearance.