Our How to Seal a Bath shows you all you need to know to do the job well and give you a neat and tidy finish. Subscribe to the Wickes here: http://bit.ly/1WHJIIr Sealing in between a bath and a tiled wall with silicone sealant is important because it prevents water from seeping between the two and causing damage. This short video shows you how to prepare the area for sealing, what to do to stop the sealant pulling away from the bath, how to use a cartridge gun to dispense the sealant, and how to dispense the right size bead as well as tips for getting an even, tidy finish. Preparation & Planning Make sure the area you’re going to seal is clean, dry and free from dust - especially if you’re removing old silicone sealant before applying a new one. It’s a good idea to weight the bath down by filling it with water. This helps you apply enough sealant to stop the seal pulling away from the bath when it’s full. Getting the job done - hints & tips Use a sanitary sealant as these often contain fungiside to inhibit mould growth which will help prolong the life of your bathroom seal. Make sure you leave your bath filled with water until the sealant is dry to avoid sealant coming away from the tiles when people use the bath. Safety Take care when using a stanley knife to cut off the top of the sealant. Always cut away from you. Wear protective gloves when using silicone sealant. Watch more helpful DIY videos from Wickes below; How to Home Maintenance with Wickes: http://bit.ly/28Se4IW How to Kitchens with Wickes: http://bit.ly/28Ssbiy How to Garden and Landscape with Wickes: http://bit.ly/28QcepH How to Tile a Bathroom with Wickes: http://bit.ly/28Se8YT How to Paint and Decorate with Wickes: http://bit.ly/28RusYN Subscribe to the Wickes YouTube channel here: http://bit.ly/1WHJIIr In addition to our video, we recommend you read our 'How To Guide - How to create storage space'. Use this guide to find out how to choose and calculate your materials, tools and safety equipment. http://www.wickes.co.uk/how-to-guides... For more tips and general advice on how to do it yourself from Wickes, you can visit; Wickes Website: http://www.wickes.co.uk/ Wickes Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Wickes.co.uk Wickes Twitter: https://twitter.com/Wickes Wickes Google+: https://plus.google.com/1153898122995... Wickes YouTube channel: null