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Old 07-04-2009, 05:54 PM   #1
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Windows Caulk problem on Cabo 43 - 2005

On my Cabo when I wipe down the windows the black caulking rubs off on the chamois. Is there a way to stop this without recaulking the windows?
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Old 07-04-2009, 09:02 PM   #2
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On my Cabo when I wipe down the windows the black caulking rubs off on the chamois. Is there a way to stop this without recaulking the windows?
Had the same situation with an '02 Viking SC and saw it on several others. Time to recaulk.
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Had the same situation with an '02 Viking SC and saw it on several others. Time to recaulk.

So how hard is it to remove this type of caulk? Can I reasonably remove it and replace it myself?
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Wish I had considering the nightmare I had when the yard did it instead of subbing it out. It's not a real hard DYS job, but it's nice to have someone to go back to if it leaks like a sieve. Check a glazier for price and see.
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Wish I had considering the nightmare I had when the yard did it instead of subbing it out. It's not a real hard DYS job, but it's nice to have someone to go back to if it leaks like a sieve. Check a glazier for price and see.

Is it possible to caulk over the existing caulk?
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Old 07-04-2009, 11:31 PM   #6
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Is it possible to caulk over the existing caulk?
Wouldn't that be nice. I don't think so. Sharp razor.
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Old 07-05-2009, 01:04 PM   #7
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If the caulk is OK i.e. no leaks. Try a couple coats of carnauba paste wax. I'm not kidding.
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