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Updated almost 14 years ago on . Most recent reply

Gap under baseboard, ants & dirt coming in
I've got the "anticide" or whatever it's called to put around the perimeter of the house, but is caulk the best solution to plug up the gap?
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Caulk works well for small cracks. Spray foam is better if it is a larger crack or gap. Once dried you can trim it and paint to match.