For more information on products used in video or to check out more of Mr. Jalapeño’s content Click link below. ⬇️ #amazoninfluencer #HDaffiliate #affiliatelinks •direct.me/mrja...
I have a question. My mom's house has window frame like yours. Since my kids come over to my mom's house and they put the toy cars on the window frame then they move the cars back wnd forth so that makes the frame gets thiner to the point that I can see the corner bead appearing along the edge of the window. But I'm not sure what kind of drywall is being used on the frame. Should I cut the new drywall to place it or use all purpose drywall compound to cover the frame?
@@GDanielCho I seriously doubt that’s lasting 5 years. Maybe 2. If you’re a maintenance guy or something, this is typical and I get it. If you want to level up and work for clients that pay you more than $15 per hour and have repeat customers you’ll need to level up
I could be wrong, but I think you gotta lay down a thicker beed and not use your finger. There are caulking tools to get you a nice triangle style caulking corner. No way it will crack when it is that thick . (What she said) lol 🤣
That's exactly what it is, when the window frame and walls gets warm from the sun it expands and when it cools of again it shrinks. It's that movement that causes it to crack
South facing are exposed to the sun more, which allows for more opportunity of expanding/contracting due to more frequent temperature changes.
Careful when you pull out that caulk
😂😂😂
South facing window tend to do this... rapid changes in temperature
Nice vid! My go to caulk is sashco big stretch, love that stuff, tools beautifully and man is it flexible
You like the big caulk i see
I always pull the caulk out🤦♂️
This guy's the caulk king
I have this problem around the whole window. Should I go with just caulking or use mud for this situations?
I have a question. My mom's house has window frame like yours. Since my kids come over to my mom's house and they put the toy cars on the window frame then they move the cars back wnd forth so that makes the frame gets thiner to the point that I can see the corner bead appearing along the edge of the window. But I'm not sure what kind of drywall is being used on the frame. Should I cut the new drywall to place it or use all purpose drywall compound to cover the frame?
Nice caulk
I'm about to do this but 5 min ? I thought dap said paintable in 2 hours ? Never done it. I just thought it should settle up a bit more.
Follow the label if you want the fix to last.
you just have to have a very wet brush as shown when you paint on top of the calk and it works out decent
@@GDanielCho I like things to last so decent doesn’t cut it.
@@jimstaggs9168 if it lasts 5 years thats honestly long enough. Job takes 20 mins
@@GDanielCho I seriously doubt that’s lasting 5 years. Maybe 2.
If you’re a maintenance guy or something, this is typical and I get it.
If you want to level up and work for clients that pay you more than $15 per hour and have repeat customers you’ll need to level up
in the replacement window world, u just use 100%silicone, the color of the window usually. and do a nice bead around the window
Goodluck painting it though!🤣
Incorrect, won’t be able to repaint it. Need to use latex based so you could paint over it.
are those cracks normal ???
Just be super cautious not to pull the caulk out lol 😂
How do you find your jobs jalapeños man
1st! Love it bro
I don’t like the look of the paint going that far up.
Caulk you say hmmm 🤔
This os because... "Things can go south"
I could be wrong, but I think you gotta lay down a thicker beed and not use your finger. There are caulking tools to get you a nice triangle style caulking corner. No way it will crack when it is that thick . (What she said) lol 🤣
I agree. I am not a professional but I always dry tool my beed and don't use any tape. I have had excellent results.
wonder if the heat from the sun causes it to crack… south gets sun all day during summer
That's exactly what it is, when the window frame and walls gets warm from the sun it expands and when it cools of again it shrinks. It's that movement that causes it to crack
Phenoseal. Thank me later, blows any other caulking out the water.
Just my immature self that laughs everytime he says caulk?
this video is a joke right
Careful when you pull out that caulk
😂