Caulking is usually found on the seams of two materials, at corners doors, baseboards, and around the tub or surround. To re-caulk an existing seam or to caulk a new seam, the area must be free of any debris. If you intend to caulk your tub's surround, you'll need to take out the caulk that is currently in place. 

If you find an item of caulk that is free, you can pick it up with a plier and pull it in rope for the whole length of the wall or the entire surround. Be aware of tiles that are loose or old since removing the caulk can result in the tiles sliding away from the wall, causing cracks at your tub's bottom. You can hire #1 caulking contractor in Melbourne online.

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It's sometimes an ideal idea to wrap blue painter's tape over the bottom tile of the surround to keep them in place. You can also put an old blanket in at the base of the bathtub in order to prevent the breaking of anything that happens to fall off the wall. It is a way to keep your tools from scratching surfaces.

Additionally, you can put a tape on the top of the tub at a quarter-inch distance from the wall in order to safeguard the tub in the event that the chisel or screwdriver falls. After the caulk that was used is gone, use an eco-friendly sponge or stiff bristle, with or with water and soap, and remove the surface between the joints until they're smooth.