Gorilla 8090001, Clear 100 Percent Silicone Sealant Caulk, 2.8 ounce Squeeze Tube, 1-Pack

It creates a nice waterproof seal that dries quickly. As a tip, here is what I would recommend Remove the tip from the cartridge to dry it with a Q-tip when you want to store it It is stuck with a tip. When it hardens, you can pull the Q-clip out of the hot Q-clip By pulling the tip out of the solution, you will achieve a neat clean-up of the entire tip.

Amaia Hammond

| Sep 23, 2020

The silicone sealant should be of good quality. An excellent joint and crack sealant, this fast-curing sealant is a relatively simple process to use Using caulk to fill a hole. Unlike some self-curing products, it dries clear and becomes viscous as it dries, so it is not self-curing The leveling process. When using 50% relative humidity and 24 hr for a fully waterproof seal, the surface must be dry to the touch A room at room temperature.

Please keep in mind that it There are two purposes of the work to fill a need and to provide a solution Putting sealant in between surfaces is not the same as holding them in place. The material can be removed easily with only a little pressure after being applied to a surface. As a gaskets and as a sealer of uneven surfaces, it can be used. As a result of curing, the material does not expand or contract. Due to its acidic nature, this version is not suitable for use over metal surfaces or surface-mount devices where a non-acidic container is preferred It's recommended to cover your carpet with an acidic material.

Madeleine Hatfield

| May 23, 2021

I stated in my opening title that this is what you want if you own a boat. As boaters and fisherman, we know how much silicone we're always in need of, and we'd rather have it clear. These products can be used during rain storms as well as at other times if you want. In spite of the fact that it sticks even if it's over head, it does not create a mess. As a result of the first time I paid too much at the store, I picked up a couple more. You'll be absolutely satisfied with this no matter why you want it, whether you're a boater, fisherman, homeowner, etc. If I could, I would give this ten stars.

Nathalie Bradley

| Oct 11, 2020

Added caulk to the unstuck areas. I am not sure if it was necessary The moving handle of the faucet has a black rubber "gasket" that has been disintegrating for some time now (black stuff comes off whenever I clean it). A small amount of water has been leaking slowly from under the sink lip down under the counter as a result of splashing in the sink. As it doesn't say how long it takes its cure, you can let it sit for 24 hours. Now almost a week has passed and it seems to work exactly as expected. Water seems to be easier to wipe up and the seal appears to be intact. However, despite being tacky to the touch after five days, the caulk still feels I don't know if that makes a difference, but you have to be careful with powdery things, such as spices. They do stick and can be a little difficult to remove. Apart from that, everything appears to be going well. It's been close to 70 years since I was born. Being a very petite woman, I was able to do this all by myself. It just took me a lot longer than someone who was more experienced in DIY projects since I always need to take breaks to rest my back. This caulk should stay in place as long as we keep wiping down the exterior every day, and it may even last until my last day in this job. The January 2021 update is as follows My record is not the best for 5 months, it was okay, but not the best for me. Putting in an old sink in 1985 has made my kitchen look old. The back then was not fancy (did they have fancy ). There's A few drips came down infrequently, according to the people downstairs. I would get a spray of water from my old faucet whenever I was trying to wash a huge pot because the pot doesn't fit under the faucet (it isn't a gooseneck faucet. ) My regular cleaning routine includes wiping up the puddle of water around the sink with a sponge after I've rinsed the pot. It is evident that water is running down through the floors as a result of this puddle. The silicone clear caulk from Gorilla has a solid reputation, so I purchase it, clean and scrape to ensure it adheres properly as directed. I wore rubber gloves so I could smooth it all around the sink for a tight caulk, and let it cure for 24 hours before removing it. Although it had been doing just fine for months without losing its sticky coating, it never completely lost it. Since my kitchen is tiny, I often prep food between the stove and the sink, and the caulking gets smeared when a vegetable or whatever gets sitting on top of it. Things get messy and need to be sponged up from time to time some time before the holidays, I noticed some of the caulking was peeling off when I wiped it dry with a soft sponge (nothing rough), I discovered large pieces of caulking come The tube still has more in it, so I stripped it and cleaned it AGAIN, and started from scratch. There is no way I can tolerate having to do this every 5 or 6 months and I may have to resort to waterproof caulking once again. We are disappointed, we hoped it wouldn't be necessary to do it.

Juliette Rios

| Aug 10, 2020

My sink was leaking water between the counter and the sink, so I had to seal the gap between the two. If you use a knife or something, make sure it's evenly spaced, because I just put it on there. I really like how clear it looks since it doesn't look.

Lacey Jacobs

| Aug 14, 2020

The plastic strip was coming off the moving door of the frameless shower doors I recently got for my bathtub. In terms of caulking or something like that, I'm a complete novice. The silicone I decided to use could be used to attach the door back to the bottom. All of this stuff worked, and it was easy to use. It appears that the strip will be around for a while. To be able to use the tip again, I cleaned it well. It was a good purchase for me.

Isabel Waters

| Apr 14, 2021

It is easy to use, and, what's more, it keeps the cap on the tube even after the tube has been used several times. My car's headlight assembly was letting rain in, so I used it on that. It ended up working.

Joel Summers

| Jun 23, 2021

The corner of one of the windows had a leak. I applied Gorilla Silicone Sealant and the next day it poured. This was a great test. There were no leaks. I found it easy to apply to and it worked It was not effective to use the previous caulking.

Danny James

| Nov 04, 2020