Thanks
Thanks guys now should I apply it from outside or inside?
gmdrews wrote:
The middle.
(makes no difference)
TG is right on GE silicone is great, it just stinks like hell
carpenter69 wrote:
So hell smells like silicone ? Who new.....#-o
I'm guessing more than a few folks would disagree, especially if the paid $10,000 or better for the baggies.
Not all grown in cigar world, but I 've built more than my share of cabinetry over 25 years. So there!
And you've used silicone in their construction???? I too have built a chitload of cabinetry and Never used any silicone...
A low voc clear painters caulk like the depot has, DAP clear painters, and let it air out a few days too.
sd72 wrote:
I made a antique china cabinet into a humidor and that is what I used- no problems and no smell.
harleyd31 wrote:
One that by the end of the week should be well stocked!!!
[ram27bat]
But I would not put it in a humidor, where the material in it is there because it can absorb and release vapor/humidity. Not to mention the cigars.
And, in reality, one teaspoon of cured sealant in a humidor that was likely made in China (or with Chinese manufactured "wood") with god-knows-what for veneer and laminate glue under the SC and formaldehyde plus whatever unknown chemicals in the MDF, that caulking or silicone is the least of your worries.
If you're really worried, just jam some weather stripping in the gap.
