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Set your timer for 1 minute and wait. You can keep the etching cream on the glass longer and you will get a more intense etch, but the manufacturer (and I) suggest you start with the recommended 1 minute. When the minute is up, run the glass under luke warm water to remove the etching cream.
10. Remove the masking tape before the caulk starts to skin over. The bead should look neat and even, but you may need to clean it up slightly with your finger again for a perfect finish. Caulk must cure for 24/36 hours before exposing to water and moisture. Fill the tub three quarters of the way full of water to allow the tub to sag while the silicone dries for 24 hours. 2  Otherwise the tub will sag when you get in and pull on the seam causing possible long-term cracking and breaking.