What Is Flex Caulk?
Flex Caulk is a high-performance, hybrid polymer caulk that can handle a wide array of applications. Our Trigger Flow Nozzle™ allows you to control the flow, making it perfect for hard-to-reach places.
Flex Caulk is a high-performance, hybrid polymer caulk that can handle a wide array of applications. Our Trigger Flow Nozzle™ allows you to control the flow, making it perfect for hard-to-reach places.
No! Thanks to our Trigger Flow Nozzle™, there’s no need for a caulking gun.
Yes. To understand the best way to apply, use, and preserve your Flex Caulk, it’s important to read ALL directions before use.
Yes. Flex Caulk is a high-performance, extremely durable caulk that can be used indoors or outdoors.
Flex Caulk adheres to virtually any surface, wet or dry. It is excellent for: hard-to-reach areas, bathrooms, kitchens, sinks, showers, toilets, backsplashes, countertops, baseboards, molding, pipes, skylights, windows, doors, auto and boat repairs,
Flex Caulk has outstanding bonding and adhesion to most common materials found around the home, including difficult substrates and porous materials.
The pressurized containers will provide between 30 - 35 linear ft of coverage. The tubes will provide about 12 - 18 linear ft of coverage.
Yes! Flex Caulk is 100% waterproof and can be applied to wet or dry surfaces. It will even cure underwater.
Before applying Flex Caulk, be sure all previous caulk is removed from the surface. Scrape it off with a tool that won’t harm the surface, like a plastic putty knife. After removing, clean the surface of dirt, oil, grease, and debris. Flex Caulk can
To control the bead size, adjust the flow setting to the desired amount between MIN and MAX. The thickness of the bead depends on the flow setting and the speed you move the nozzle. For the most consistent bead size, make sure that the trigger is ful
To open Flex Caulk, remove the safety tab and Snap and Save cap.
No. The nozzle is precut.
Yes, Flex Caulk is fully paintable. We recommend using high-quality latex paints.
Flex Caulk is best applied to surface temperatures from 0°F to 150°F. Once fully cured, Flex Caulk can withstand temperatures from -40°F up to 200°F, making it great for outdoor applications.
Approximately 10 minutes. Flex Caulk begins to form a skin at this time.
If Flex Caulk is not cured, use a clean, dry rag or paper towel to remove it. Do not use water. Denatured alcohol or mineral spirits can be used to speed up the process.
Flex Caulk will fully cure in about 24 – 48 hours.
Flex Caulk can be removed by scraping underneath the material with a straight-edged, or caulk remover tool. A nylon brush can be used to help remove residue.
Flex Caulk is available in pressurized container or a squeeze tube in both White and Clear.
The can could be in the off position or clogged. Unscrew the nozzle and check if there is a blockage. You can use a pin to push the cured product out to clear the nozzle. Screw the nozzle on and continue use.
Using a clean, dry rag or paper towel, wipe the nozzle clean if needed and replace Flex Caulk’s Snap & Save cap. Turn the trigger beyond the min setting to close. Store in a cool, dry place and do not store above 120° F.
When stored properly, Flex Caulk will last for years.
Flex Caulk will not shrink, crack, or peel.
Flex Caulk is virtually odorless. And cures to an odorless finish.
Flex Caulk has not been tested for safety around food or potable water sources.
Flex Caulk is a hybrid polymer caulk, while Flex Shot is a thick siliconized rubber sealant. Both can be used around your sink, countertops, shower, and bathtub. Flex Caulk can be painted and offers a greater degree of adhesion while Flex Shot is eas
As you near the end of the can, the caulk will begin to come out much slower. Make sure the Trigger Flow Nozzle is on max and wide open. If nothing still comes out, the can is empty.
Hold at 45-degree angle. Use a smooth and even motion while pressing trigger fully. Smooth it out with your finger or a gap filler tool.