How to seal a sink

Task difficulty: Quite easy

You have an ornate sink that needs sealing and youre worried because it looks like a fiddly job

You will need

Step 1

Remove any old sealant by painting on Polycell Sealant Remover and leaving the area to dry for 10 - 15 minutes. The old sealant will now be soft and malleable enough to remove.
Step 2

Ensure the sink is clean, dry and free from mould.
Step 3

Work the tube of Squeeze and Seal well between your fingers until it feels more malleable.
Step 4

Use a knife to cut the nozzle to the required width (max 6mm), cut the tube seal and attach the nozzle.
Step 5

Squeeze the tube and apply the sealant to the gap in a continuous line try to do it in one smooth movement if possible. Once complete, smooth the sealant using a wet, round-ended tool, or even with a wetted fingertip for ease. For best results, shape the sealant or bead - at an angle as this will help shed water.
Step 6

Remove any excess sealant with a damp cloth before it dries, then leave to cure.