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    Default Silicon over old silicon?

    I'm going to put the first bead of silicon on. Where the new plasterboard meets the bath is covering the old silicon seal. However, there is one part, about 4" long, where the old silicon can be seen. Is it OK to silicon over the old stuff or will it need to be cut out, cleaned and new silicon applied? Thanks.

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    Default Re: Silicon over old silicon?

    As you said , remove old silicone...

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    Default Re: Silicon over old silicon?

    Definitely clean it off fully and do a fresh new job of it.
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    Default Re: Silicon over old silicon?

    As above, Silicon will not adhere to cured Silicon.

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    Thanks lads

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    Default Re: Silicon over old silicon?

    Silicone eater will remove that old stuff..

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