Yes, it will continue to cure in spite of some water on the surface. Most caulks cure by solvent evaporation and are not water inhibited. Also, the curing of SOME caulks and sealers accelerated by moisture!!!!
the sort answer to bushmasters over-verbose but acurrate answer is:
absolutely nothing. Its fine.
Source(s): 19 year painting contrator.
ok it is possible that it will adhere right but there is a good possibility it wont my suggestion is that u do remove the caulk and start overumm u can remove it with a caulk removing tool sold at your local hardware storebefore you apply the new caulk i would suggest you clean the surface with rubbing alcoholand since you cannot predict weather i would put somt sort of plastic over it(make sure it does not touch to caulk)
Yes, it will continue to cure in spite of some water on the surface. Most caulks cure by solvent evaporation and are not water inhibited. Also, the curing of SOME caulks and sealers accelerated by moisture!!!!
IF the area to which you applied the could was DRY WHEN YOU APPLIED the caulk, then nothing should happen. All caulking compounds begin to skin over and cure immediately upon exposure to the air, and thus should be impervious to the rain.
Here are answers to your several questions:
If you didnt have violent weather that could have generated flying debris capable of physically damaging the caulk beads, then you do NOT have to go back up on the roof.
Wet Silicone
Yes, it will continue to cure in spite of some water on the surface. Most caulks cure by solvent evaporation and are not water inhibited. Also, the curing of SOME caulks and sealers accelerated by moisture!!!!
IF the area to which you applied the could was DRY WHEN YOU APPLIED the caulk, then nothing should happen. All caulking compounds begin to skin over and cure immediately upon exposure to the air, and thus should be impervious to the rain.
Wet Silicone
IF the area to which you applied the could was DRY WHEN YOU APPLIED the caulk, then nothing should happen. All caulking compounds begin to skin over and cure immediately upon exposure to the air, and thus should be impervious to the rain.
Wet Silicone
If you didnt have violent weather that could have generated flying debris capable of physically damaging the caulk beads, then you do NOT have to go back up on the roof.
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