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Tips on How to Caulk Beadboard, Shiplap and Wainscoting Before Painting

Caulking beadboard, shiplap, and wainscoting the right way takes patience, not speed. In this video, I walk through a professional technique for applying and tooling caulk so your finished paint job looks clean, smooth, and intentional—not rushed. You’ll see: ▪️Why patience matters during prep work ▪️How to apply caulk using a dripless caulk gun ▪️When to tool with your finger—and when not to ▪️How to use a 5-in-1 tool or putty knife with a wet rag to clean tight gaps ▪️Tips for achieving a professional finish before paint is applied Beadboard, shiplap and wainscoting naturally have a lot of joints, gaps and crevices. Taking the time to caulk them properly makes a huge difference in how the final paint job looks. It is also important to allow the caulk to dry completely before applying paint. If you’re a homeowner, DIYer, or painter who wants better results, this is a step you don’t want to skip. 👉 Subscribe to Home Painting Advice for more professional painting tips, prep techniques, and real-world jobsite advice. #CaulkingTips #Beadboard #Shiplap #PaintingPrep #InteriorPainting #HomePaintingAdvice #ProfessionalPainting #HomeImprovement