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SANCBLDGCO

Staten Island, NY, US
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SANCBLDGCO
Home builder & drywall contractor since 1976, over 350 homes built. Now semi reitred



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Re: Revive Old Caulk Tubes

For a small investment, buy a "Food Saver" vacuum system and a roll of bags for same. Simply seal one end of the bag, cut to a length longer than the tube of caulk, and seal the bag. The caulk will last indefinatly because there is no air to dry it out. Simply cut open to use and re-seal same bag when finished.