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caulk

[kawk] / kɔk /




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“When it started raining, that substance would start to rise. It would get stuck in your cleats, almost like caulking.”

From Los Angeles Times

They had several commercial uses, including in transformers and capacitors, oil used in motors and hydraulic systems, cable insulation, oil-based paint, caulking and plastics.

From Los Angeles Times

Step 4: Have extra filler pieces or caulking in case your wall is not at a perfect 90 degrees to fill in the gaps.

From Seattle Times

Outdoor hoses should be drained and removed, and homeowners can caulk around pipes where they enter homes.

From Seattle Times

They could be found in other common products including carbon copy paper, caulking and paint.

From BBC