chelsea-vong:

Did you do the full length or multiple corners before you smoothed it out? It probably started to set up before you smoothed it out. I usually do a couple feet at a time. I also dip my finger (wearing latex gloves) in soapy water before I smooth it out.

reformedginger:

That’s how my wife describes me. Chunky and rough.

DesertTiger26:

Is this something we all should be doing or was yours leaking?

The_Platypus_Says:

I had a dealer tell me he didn’t care if it looked like a 3 year old caulked it as long as it was water tight.

zestomite:

What the above commenter said.

Depending on the days weather and if you are in the sun. Caulking can skin over very quickly. On warm days I can only do 12”-24” at a time. Keeping a wet sponge on hand is helpful. I also spray with soapy water if needed. That keeps it went until smoothed nicely.

RusKel86:

You probably have to pull it out. If you really want a nice caulk job you should remove the old caulk, clean the area (denatured alcohol) and personally I would tape the edges and then spread the caulk out. The tape should give you a perfect edge. This process will only add an extra 10-20 hours on caulking an entire camper 🙂

Krunk_korean_kid:

This was a job for silicone. I think the no-sag is for roofs with rubber membrane.

Source: I tried re-sealing the corner of my TT using the Dicor no-sag and when I went to smooth it out it ended up looking all chunky and rough! Any ideas?

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