Interior caulk

[Maynard Rupp]

I need to find a caulk in the original cream color to re-do the caulk joints on our galley and head formica panels. It feels like it may be a silicone product, but I am not sure. Our galley and head cabientry is covered with a cream colored formica. The caulk that I need is the stuff they used to seal the corner gaps in that formica.

 

[rwetherington]

the caulk that was used on your boat is just an interior caulk that comes from Home Depot or Lowes. Find a color that is close to the color you have and then buy a blend all kit to mix with the caulking. you can mix some up and try it as a match but remember that it will get darker when it dries. a cake icing tube work well for appling it after you mix it up.

 

[34Hatt]

As Roger said any good building supply will have many color choices. They have all the colors to match vinyl siding and trim colors. Find one that has lots of vinyl choices and you will have looks of chaulking choices.

 

[SKYCHENEY]

Maynard,
I used Polyseam Seal white. I just recaulked all of the joints. It is more white than the original but it looks good. The thing about Polyseam is that it is water based and you can wipe it with a wet cloth so that it just stays in the joints with no overage. It hides the joints and is so smooth that you don't really even see it.

 

[SeaEric]

There is a ready mixed, right out of the tube Almond color that I have used very successfully in the past. It evens comes in the squeeze tube that you don't need a caulk gun for.

 

[Craig]

Squeeze tube?? I read this out loud and the wife is laughing her butt off.

I tink she had tu much tu drink