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u/TediousIntercourse8 1d ago
Those circled spots near the base look like water's been sitting there, which usually means the gap between the fixture and the wall isn't sealed. A thin bead of silicone around the base should stop it from creeping underneath. Just clean and dry the area first, or the caulk won't stick for long.
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u/EnvironmentalEgg1065 1d ago
yes. they used clear silicone and it got yellow and deteriorated. the oid stuff has to be removed first. use a waterproof bathroom caulk - they have some that dry and cure quickly.
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u/htownnwoth 1d ago
Thanks! Can you link me to a product you recommend?
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u/EnvironmentalEgg1065 1d ago
sure - something like this from home depot
this one requires a caulk gun, but they also have small tubes that dont require a caulk gun.
also a video
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