GE GE281 Silicone II Kitchen and Bath Sealant, 2.8 oz Tube, White

Used as a bathroom sealant and to write letters on my black socks to keep them easily in pairs. Very tightly adherent forever-don't let it get on your clothes you won't be able to get it off. Put a garbage bag over your lap and throw away latex or neoprene gloves on your hands and wear old clothes. Stays White doesn't turn yellowish. Beyond its 2-3 year exp date it will start to coagulate in even an unopened tube and will not adhere well check the exp date befote you buy or buy online from a retailer, like Amazon, whose stock moves. Very highly recommend instead of acrylic or partly acrylic.

Works okay, but I wouldn't purchase it again.

This product is wonderful it did just what it said it would drys and ready in no time I would recommend it to anyone who wants there bath fixed right. M. Blake

The sealant where the kitchen countertop met the wall (behind the sink) started to split probably due to our house settling. It was an eyesore. I didn't want to buy a big tube of sealant since it was such a small job (area to cover was approximately 2 ft long) and didn't want to have to use the caulking gun so this worked great. After cutting the tip at an angle, the sealant first came out watery and clear. I freaked out because I thought I accidentally bought the clear sealant but after squeezing out the first bit, it started to come out white...VERY white. I squeezed a bead alongside the crack and used Dap's Caulk Finishing Tool, a triangular piece of plastic, to scrape off the excess. A lot of tutorials suggest using your finger but I'm not an experienced DIYer and was afraid I might not keep a consistent pressure when running my finger so the tool helped immensely...especially since I squeezed WAY too much sealant. The price for the amount you get is pricey but in my situation, I only needed it for one project so it worked out well.

Good quality after dried.

This GE Silicone II (Advanced) worked well for the baseboards near the toilet and vanity in my new house. The 10-year mold-free claim and 5X adhesion sounded good, and it should be fine for the floor area that will stay dry most of the time. I later discovered that GE has a Supreme silicone sealant with a lifetime mold-free claim and 7X adhesion. Silicone can last 20 years in a clean and dry area, so I would have chosen the Supreme sealant if I had known about it. After sealing the baseboards and around the toilet in 2 bathrooms, I ran out of product. I will get the Supreme sealant for the plumbing fixtures in my showers that need the best protection.

Love that the container can be closed back for future use and the caulk does not dry out. Comes out very easily.

Good quality