Supreme Silicone Caulk for Kitchen & Bath, White, 10.1 fl oz Cartridge, 1 Pack

This product definitely works as advertised! It was very easy to apply. I watched a few videos about professional ways to apply it. My recommendations: wear vinyl disposable gloves (this stuff is sticky are hard to remove from fingers/hands); use painters blue tape to cover the areas up and down from the caulking area (edges/corners); after applying caulking use a professional tool to smooth it out--don't use the plastic spoon, it's messy; work on a side first and then the rest, one by one, and remove the painter's tape immediately (this stuff dries fast). After removing the tape (carefully) you'll see why especially this is a great idea. After curing, the caulking feels really sturdy. I just hope it does last 10 years or so.

I finished part of my basement, which included a bathroom with a 4' shower stall with glass sliding doors. I had purchased some shower caulking from a big chain home improvement store that was supposed to be good caulking for showers, not the most expensive but not the cheapest either. I caulked everything in and waited three days to expose to water, and within two days after that, it was like it had shrunk and pulled away from the shower walls and base. I cut it all out and started over, same thing. I purchased this brand and it was really easy to work with and have had no problems at all. It claims you can use the shower within an hour but didn't want to chance having to cut it all back out, so I can't comment on that part of it. I let mine set for two days just to be safe. So far, so good.

I bought this to caulk the seam around the bathtub and behind my kitchen sink. Since the bathtub is in our guest bathroom it's not getting used much so I can't provide feedback BUT my kitchen sink sees a ton of water, wiping, etc. and so far, I'm happy. No peeling or discoloration. A couple things to note...the white is VERY WHITE so it stands out on my Caesarstone Blizzard countertops. The finish is on the shinier side so again, it might stand out for some. Finally, don't try to caulk a long bead then go back to clean up the edges because this stuff will dry and it can pucker. Unfortunately I'm a perfectionist and it literally took me over an hour to caulk about 4 feet because I kept going back over the bead of caulk to get the perfect line and now I have permanent pucker lines in my caulk (insert face palm).

We (myself and my husband who's in construction- he knows how to use it) used the GE supreme 100% silicone sealant on our bathtub and sink. It worked well for most of the tub and worked beautifully for the sink. We let it dry overnight - 14-15 hours before we used it and it started cracking and peeking at part of the tub. I contacted the company and they did issue a refund and I did buy a replacement because it did work for the rest of the tub and for the sink. So I'm going to give it a try again. If it doesn't work I will update this post. If it works, I will not edit this post.

It's durable and lasted over a year. Over time I do see little gets build around it but it's not a big deal. Overall this does the job of keep water out.

Purchased this white tube of GE SUPREME SILICONE CAULK for re caulking the bathtub. I thoroughly removed and cleaned the old caulk. I read the info on the GESEALANTS website and the instructions on the tube itself. I placed painters tape as this stuff is very sticky and hard to remove. I did small sections and removed the painters tape immediately. My problem was I used a variety of suggested methods to smooth the caulk including vinyl gloves, smoothing tool, etc. None of these techniques seemed to work well as this caulk is just sticky and wants to pull up rather than be able to smooth it out. I would say that with meticulous preparation and application that my tub looks 90 percent professional but a few percentage where it just didn’t lay well. Probably only I would notice the areas that were difficult. The product claims to be just what one would need ie lifetime mold warranty, premium silicone etc etc. In summary, looks to be a good product that is just too hard to install. I’m used to working with latex water based caulk which is a breeze. This silicone caulk is not the same. The manufacturer specifically says not to use any wetting products like soapy water etc to install. The tool worked the best for me for application. Good luck!!!

After years of buying sub-par sealant from home improvement box store I ordered this one on Amazon based on the reviews and it is the best one I ever used. For some reason this is not available in stores. It goes on easy, dries so quick, and has been durable.

We bought an old home that needed a lot of love and the bathroom grout and jacizzi was old, dirty, and the grout looked like it had been just slopped on it. After removing the old culk I used this culk and it helped make the jacuzzi look new again. My advice is to use it sparingly because it's very sticky and using too much can make a mess. After I got the hang of things on how to use the product and applying it until it was all complete I let it dry overnight and then came back and gave the jacuzzi a good scrubbing. The jacuzzi and the area around the jacuzzi where I culked looked new and fresh! It's amazing what a little elbow grease and some new culk can do!