sanded grout and sanded caulk...

[grandmav]

I decided to use the sanded caulk to match my sanded grout in my master bath remodel. I had help with the caulk and long story short need to cut the caulk lines down. It has dried and has been a month. I can not even trim this up off my porcelin tiles to remove excess. It also seems to catch everything (duh). Any suggestions as to at least how to clean up the lines and "clean" up the caulk?
Val

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[JTG]

There is a culk removal product. Comes in the same type of tube caulk comes in. Apply it over existing caulk. Let is set for some time and peel it and old off.
I think we got it at HD last time. I can't remember for sure where we got it. It did work very well.
J

[grandmav]

Thanks,
Has anyone else had problems with this? Should I just use regular caulk instead?
Val

[GraniteGirl]

We've used a lot of it and never had any problems.

As far as it sticking like that - it just does what it is supposed to. It is a LOT easier cleaning stuff up when it is just applied - goes for caulk, silicone, grout, paint anything really - than leaving it for tomorrow or next week! :bang:

Adriana :D

[doitright]

Hi Jerry :)

This is need to know info! :D

What is the name of the product, and where did you get it? :shades: