DAP18008 6 Pack 5.5 oz. Kwik Seal Kitchen and Bath Adhesive Caulk, Clear

A very good product and price. The dry time is longer than what I thought. If I apply to bath room which I will need to use within 8 hours, this product may not be suitable. More than 24 or 48 hours to wait, the results are great

Easy to use.

A good caulk that drys clear. Local hardware stores don’t carry but found it on Amazon.

Goes on white! Dries clear! Didn't know this and I received a refund when I complained! Itsa good product.

Use it a lotHighly recommend

Takes long to dry

Goes on spoon and like that it is water based so easy to wash off fingers etc!

I see very mixed reviews for this, and I sort of rolled the dice…several reviews said it worked great and set just fine, and several others said it never set. Here is what happened HERE:I bought to caulk a gap in an under-mounted kitchen sink. The day before I used it, I made sure to wipe the entire area of the sink with rubbing alcohol so it would have ample time to dry. The next day I made a bead with the caulk. It handles well, goes on white. And on ~12 hours, had dried largely clear. By 15 hrs i was doing dishes and accidentally splashed water on about half the stretch i caulked (i caulked across the entire bridge between the 2 sinks, going about an inch past on either side)… By the time I noticed you got what you can see in the first photo, where the half of the caulk that was wet turned all white and puffy again.Scraped that out (all of it) and repeated. Used paper plates, and built a tape dam to shield the cock from accidental splashes. Made absolutely certain nothing got to it for over 48 hours. By then it had dried clear and been dry and clear for over a day (and well past the 24 hours listed on the tube). Did some dishes and accidentally splashed it (its hard not to get water on that bridge between the 2 sinks) and yup, in about 30 min or less i noticed the big white line was back.At this point I pretty much assumed I needed to move to a new product so I ordered something else. I took care to dry the caulk in the hopes that somehow was OK and waited for my new product. That took another 48 hours to arrive, during which the caulk dried to clear again, but through dumb luck I again got it wet and the same thing happened. Since I already had something else, I went to remove the puffy white caulk and it came out like nothing… There’s no way that it was doing its job.Disappointing garbage; I gave it one star out of generosity realizing other people had different experiences and I really can’t argue with that, but for us it proved totally ineffective

As described

I love Kwik-seal. I originally bought it for weatherproofing but ended up using it to repair a busted kitchen particle-board drawer that our landlords refused to address. Other glues only worked for short periods but then the drawer split again. We have since vacated that house but the Kwik-seal repair lasted a good year afterwards. It's great to not need a caulking gun and is otherwise easy to use.

Easy to use

I like this because there’s no toxic smell really as you would expect from traditional caulking. I don’t know if it’s just me but I found it messy to apply. I’m accustomed to using a traditional caulking gun so maybe that’s why. Otherwise it’s good for a quick job when you don’t want to spend the money on a full size caulking tube.

It starts white and then starts to dry almost clear then to shrinks in volume and turned less clear with a brownish tint. Its only good if not visible but if you want something truely clear just get silicone.