Make sure that your frayed edge ends up landing somewhere in the middle-ish of your strip so that the frayed edge doesn’t stick out when your bow is all done.
If you’re looking for a really good explanation of.how to caulk a bathtub.
, by the way, my friend Ann did a great post on that a couple of weeks ago.I do it almost the exact same way.. Now that’s more what I was looking for!All those little bumpy bits have totally disappeared!.
A lot of people only think of using caulking on things like bath tubs, sinks, and windows, but you really can use it on just about any DIY home project to get a nice perfectly finished look.Here’s where my mirror meets the wall.
It was just looking not so clean and newly refreshed.. You’re just getting all kinds of sneak peeks of this bathroom today now aren’t you?.
Here’s after I did the caulking and tape thing:.It’s worth a shot, this dirt-embracing mentality.
Actually, I could get used to this.And when we got home to that house I’ve been working so hard to make comfortable and liveable?
The one that was going to fall apart if I was away from it?It miraculously became the cleanest, shiniest, most welcoming place we’ve ever seen, giant piles of laundry in the middle of the kitchen floor and all.