Thanks! Some of the latest locks now have built in WiFi so no longer need a bridge - so for example the Yale Assure Lock 2 has built in WiFi so if doesn't need a bridge. The model that we installed is not so fancy so still needs a bridge. Hope that helps!

Oh they are very well loved 💕

If you start from the largest size of the profiler and work your way down- that way you are not removing too much silicone all in one go (which as you say can cause it to spill out the sides). I normally do 2-3 passes. If you do have any extra on the sides after doing this it will be far enough away from your silicone join that you can just scrape it off without ruining your nice clean silicone line. 👍 Any other questions let us know! Good luck!

@@mountainbreezediy6802 Thank you for the explanation! I see some people use tape to ensure a straight line, but I'll try it your way.

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! But probably less waste than having to do it twice when it goes streaky because of not enough product 😉

It's the same process as the bottom just a little more fiddly 😉 if you have a specific question let us know and we'll do our best to help! 👍

@@mountainbreezediy6802 The issue is with the caulk gun not cooperating with the gun holder. Gravity becomes the enemy

Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts! It's a really old building so when we tried taking off the skirting boards the wall was coming off with it in chunks too! So this was a great solution for us 👍

Thank you! It took us a full day- it was really stuck on there! But it depends on the glue used- the wallpaper in the other room came off much faster 👍

So great to hear this! Hope it goes well!

Thanks for the feedback!

So great to hear this! Hope it went well!

If you've got someone helping you- you could probably do an average sized wardrobe in a day 👍

It doesn't shrink like regular painters caulk because we used sanitary grade silicone- so you don't get any cracking or shrinking 👍

Yes we were very lucky! 👍

Scrape it straight away - otherwise it will start to dry at the edges and won't give you a smooth finish 👍

It's still looking good 👍I think it was worth it because it gave it extra adhesion and it looks much tidier. We didn't silicone it in another room and it's starting to peel off.

This type of silicone is not paintable so I wouldn't recommend it. You can buy paintable caulk in tubes that would work to fill nail holes but I would recommend something like Polyfilla for the best finish👍

In the UK you can buy it at Screwfix 👍 Most DIY stores open to the general public but with more of a focus towards trade should have it.

Aw I'm sorry! I do it over two days normally- verticals first and then horizontal. That way you can get a crisp angular finish where the two meet. 👍

@@mountainbreezediy6802 excellent thank you!

Haha out of 100 of these videos, maybe two will be able to actually do an inside corner perfectly without tooling. I don't tool my caulking and it's almost perfect every time.. Especially against a wood, concrete or vinyl siding, you don't want to have to tool it.

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Thanks for the feedback Rita!

@@mountainbreezediy6802 I thought that the music was rather nice.

Hi, my roller assembly not screwed in to door frame but inserted slot in the door frame. How to remove the door?

Thanks for taking the time to leave your thoughts! The building is really old and when we took off a section of the skirting board the wall came away with it too! So this was the best option for us at the time - to get it freshened up quickly.

If your door is a similar style to ours- you can lift the door off the tracks and then unclip the metal sides of the door. Once the sides are unclipped you can remove each section of the door. Hope that helps and please be safe!

Thank you- glad it was useful!

Thanks for taking the time to leave your thoughts Rob! We've tried caulk before- but because our seasons are so varied here (e.g the house expands and contracts a lot) all the types of caulk we've tried have cracked really quickly and looked terrible (even when painted). If you have a brand you recommend to try would love to hear!

@@mountainbreezediy6802 Well. if you are only trying to make it look better then you did right, I think. If you re trying to make it waterproof, then Pergo recommends sealing that gap between the baseboard and the new flooring with 100 percent silicone and then put the baseboard down or the quarter round down depending on if you removed the baseboard to paint it and help with removing the old flooring.

Thanks for the tip! Will try it out soon 👍

It was a great time saver- so far so good for the adhesion as well it's holding up nicely!

Glad it was helpful!

Thank you!

So glad it was helpful! Hope your project goes well!

Haha 😁 luckily just old work clothes!

Thank you! 😊

Good luck with the room makeover! :)

@@mountainbreezediy6802 Thanks!