I have started installing trim and moldings. There's a bit of a gap here and there no matter how precise I've tried to be. Now I'm considering if there's a good sealant available in the right color Standard white NCS 0502Y. And one that also looks good without painting over. We are talking about millimeter gaps and nail holes. So nothing large. Some say that all latex should be painted over as it yellows. Is there a difference here between acrylic and latex? I also saw something called colored carpenter's sealant, is that better? But then to the most important thing: I need to be able to purchase it as a consumer. So something from the big stores, etc.
So what is the best uncompromising sealant in NCS 0502Y that a private individual can get ahold of?
So what is the best uncompromising sealant in NCS 0502Y that a private individual can get ahold of?
Should probably be Essve Listvit. https://www.k-rauta.se/produkt/akrylfog-essve-flex-25-listvit-300ml/7317761076735
There seems to be an equivalent with Illbruck and Danalim as well..
I would also like a review if anyone has tested it and can answer how durable it is, as I'm paneling an entire kitchen with pre-painted beadboard 0502-y and will need to seal with a couple of tubes here and there
I would also like a review if anyone has tested it and can answer how durable it is, as I'm paneling an entire kitchen with pre-painted beadboard 0502-y and will need to seal with a couple of tubes here and there
Yes, does anyone have experience with how colorfast, for example, Illbruck Akrylfog Pro (LD714) is?G GustH said:There seems to be similar products at Illbruck and Danalim..
I would also like a review if someone has tested it and can answer how durable it is because I'm paneling an entire kitchen with pre-painted beadboard 0502-y and will need to use a couple of tubes here and there