• The right caulking for a job is crucial.glazier image by Greg Pickens from Fotolia.com
  
  The selection of caulking and putties in the hardware aisle is mind boggling. Selecting the right caulk for the job is crucial to the success of a home remodel project. Big Stretch wood caulk and putty has a variety of uses.
  
  

Correct uses for Big Stretch

• Use Big Stretch caulk in a variety of home improvement projects.it's hammertime image by TheSupe87 from Fotolia.com
  
  Big Stretch is a caulking that comes in a variety of shades including wood colors. Big stretch has many uses in the home. Use big stretch to seal around windows, doors, baseboards and vents. Big stretch also works on foundations to seal cracks. Big stretch works best in dry areas that need to have the ability to expand or contract.
  
  

Incorrect uses for Big Stretch

• Do not use Big Stretch for jobs it was not created for.stop image by petar Ishmeriev from Fotolia.com
  
  Big Stretch is not manufactured for use certain areas. Do not use Big Stretch in areas of high foot or vehicle traffic such as entry way or driveways. If an area has prolonged exposure to moisture then Big stretch is not the proper caulking for the job. Big Stretch is not made to endure scrubbing and should not be used around tubs or sinks. Big Stretch in not made for use on roofs, as it is not made to withstand the extreme weather conditions.
  
  

Big Stretch Basics

• Big Stretch caulk is water based so tools can be cleaned using water. Big Stretch is able to stretch up to 2 inches and can withstand compression as well. The cure time for Big Stretch is one to three days and it should remain dry while it cures. Knowing the correct uses and basic information for a product ensures a projects success.