One strike filler in tube?

[Anna1984]

The last time I renovated at home, I had a craftsman who recommended that I use One strike filler to seal between the floor molding and wall and ceiling molding and wall.

Unfortunately, I can't find it in a tube anymore, only in a can. Does anyone know where you can buy it for use in a caulking gun?

 

[fgo]

Bought the equivalent at the Flügger store.
There were both tube and jar.

 

[Anna1984]

Just read a bit more about it. It says that it becomes hard after it sets and that it is a type of spackle. Does that mean it's not so suitable for sealing? I thought a seal should be a bit elastic?

 

[SBH]

tested acrylic caulk or painter's caulk?

 

[Anna1984]

tested acrylic sealant or painter's sealant?

Do you mean that they are preferable over one strike filler?

 

[SBH]

Do you mean that they are preferable to a one strike filler?

more flexible, then there is high elastic

 

[Anna1984]

more flexible, then there's also highly elastic

Ok, I did ask the question in another thread, but I've checked out Becker latexfog which can handle movements up to 15-20%. Do you think it's a good choice?

 

[SBH]

Beckers latexfog usually works.
Buy a good caulk gun at the same time if you don't have one.

 

[Anna1984]

I actually have a Milwaukee M12 caulk gun that I plan to inaugurate soon

 

[SBH]

I actually have a Milwaukee M12 caulk gun that I plan to use soon [/QUOTE
so you're going to caulk many meters

 

[Anna1984]

Yes, it's quite a lot. All floor and ceiling moldings in an entire house, as well as door frames, window linings, etc.

 

[Niq]

Acrylic sealant yellows quickly, it should be painted over to look white in the long run. Though maybe you plan to paint after it's sealed. Or maybe you're not going to have white sealant. I have never seen acrylic mass that is anything other than white. Why do you need to seal all the moldings in a house between the wall and the molding?

 

[SBH]

Acrylic sealant yellows quickly; it should be painted over to remain white in the long term. But maybe you plan to paint after sealing. Or perhaps you don't need a white sealant. Although, I've never seen acrylic compound that isn't white. Why does every molding in a house need to be sealed between the wall and the molding?

poorly installed molding or leaky walls

 

[Anna1984]

To make it 100% neat. Don't like skugglister.

 

[SBH]

In order for it to be 100% neat. I don't like shadow moldings.

so are you going to seal shadow moldings?