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Certainly not the experienced expert here, but I successfully laid down a bead, of caulk, spread it to about the width of the track and held it in place with weights until dry. On curves I also used temporary spikes to hold in place. One key is not to use too much. Don't want caulk to push up between the ties. Also be spare under your turnouts. <br /> <br />Hope that helps.
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