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Sat, Mar 2, 13 at 18:31
| I just finshed installing new windows and adding wood trim around the windows. On a few of the windows the trin is not flush with the side of the house. I was planing to add some caulk between the stucco and wooden trim so water will not lay on the wood after it rains. Is caulk the correct stuff to use, I see on most of the preimun calks stay flexible. Would I want the caulk to be hard after it sets. |
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| You want the caulk to stay flexible. Hardened caulk has no 'give' and will crack and/or pull away with thermal expansion and contraction. |
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