GE Advanced Silicone Caulk for Kitchen & Bathroom - 100% Waterproof Silicone Sealant, 5X Stronger Adhesion, Shrink & Crack Proof - 10 oz Cartridge, Clear, Pack of 1

Excellent quality caulk, used to re do the caulk around my tub and it worked beautifully. Easy application with a caulk gun, hardly any messiness, stickiness, light smell, and so far has great durability to the shower and tub use. Has a very nice gloss white color with a sleek shine too.

I used this to re-do the caulk in my master bath and it worked great! It was much easier than using a small tube, and sealed the joints easily. After letting it cure, there's no smell, and should last for years!

It is smooth and easy to apply. Looks good after application

I looked at ANOTHER brand it said food grade I thought great, I used it on my sink which was leaking at the caulking lines. Months later I needed it again this time I looked closer and saw all sorts of warnings to heath and that it is has some very toxic substances and can cause many problems.I tossed it in the trashI got this one as an alternative it is not toxic after it dries and it is no where near as toxic as the other one even when wet. Great!

This is really good caulk. I used it around my new toilet and I also used it around my bathtub. It was very easy to work with. I would recommend this product.

This caulk is comparatively expensive, as there are acrylic + silicon caulk out there for 1/3rd the price. And those are OK. However, if you have to caulk a bathtub / kitchen sink like I did, you would be best off using a pure silicone one. These have more of a smell, but dries faster (and harder to cleanup if you've not used caulk before).The Amazon price is not much more than that from a hardware store. The little extra cost for delivery is worthwhile.Now, this thing applies and dries well -- in only 30 minutes, as advertised you have a pretty set line. Of course, you want to wait a full day before exposing it to water, and also before applying, clean and dry the area thoroughly.I've used GE silicon caulk several times, and the results are good. Overtime, all caulk gets hard and have the black-ish mold grow on them. You can't avoid that, and just have to clean the area, or re-caulk if you really want to.Finally, I want to say that it's rare to use up an entire tube, and you typically want a caulk saver (red wrapper cap) to keep the tube usable afterwards. I've gotten away with using the smaller squeeze tubes on smaller projects, and saved a few dollars. You can get a lot of done with the smaller tubes too.

Turns out great if you have some basic caulk tools on hand.

GE Advanced Silicone Caulk is a true marvel in the world of home improvement and maintenance. I've used various caulks over the years, but this one stands out for all the right reasons.First and foremost, its durability is outstanding. Whether it's sealing gaps in my bathroom or around windows, this caulk has proven itself time and time again. It's resilient against moisture, mold, and mildew, ensuring that my seals remain intact and pristine for years.What sets it apart is the ease of application. It goes on smoothly and dries with a sleek, professional finish. The nozzle design allows for precise control, minimizing mess and wastage. Plus, it adheres to a wide range of surfaces, including glass, tile, metal, and wood, making it incredibly versatile.But the real game-changer is its longevity. GE Advanced Silicone Caulk doesn't crack, shrink, or yellow over time. It maintains its integrity, keeping my home well-insulated and looking impeccable.Overall, this caulk is a fantastic investment for any DIY enthusiast or homeowner. Its reliability, ease of use, and long-lasting performance make it a standout choice. Trust me; this is the caulk you want in your toolkit.