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John Benton

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It take a bit of practice, best way is to make some internal corners, especially 3 joint corners, with cuts of left over tiles. You need to make sure you don't use too much silicon otherwise it starts getting messy.

It does take time but the finish you get is superior

First pic I had to use masking tape and the old finger as it was just not feasible to use the Fugi tool because of the relief of the wall tile

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if corners still have manufactured edges I tend to use licked finger, if corners have cut edges I usually snip the corner off a glazing packer and use that as a profiling tool, (usually wet that with a sponge first)
Licking your finger introduces protein to the mix before the silicone has cured which in turn harvests the dreaded black mould! Never lick the finger when siliconing
 
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I'd use white, even if you've used black grout. Black silicone looks too much imo. If you go with the black masking tape if you're not used to the fugi yet.

I have used black grout, just thought it might look odd with white vertical corners especially.
I haven't used black silicone before I don't think. I assume it's super glossy black ?
 

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