GE 112 Silicone I Window and Door Caulk, 9.8 oz Cartridge, White

I've been using this for my aquariums for years. My 125 had to leak 3 years ago it's just been sitting in storage I decided I was going to take it out and fix it after using razor blades and acetone to remove the old silicone I applied thick even seems of silicone along the edges of the glassware needed my 125 is now back up and running problem-free and no Dead Fish. Lol would highly suggest to anyone repairing aquariums. A large tank will take and should take at least one full tube of silicone caulk. You can probably get by on the smaller tubes of caulking for aquariums 20 gallons in smaller just fine

Caulking does not smooth out with water like normal caulking. It has an Elmer's glue like consistency and is very sticky with a sharp odor. I would not recommend it for a finish job that is visible but rather a hidden job that needs an exterior caulking such as this. I used it on a patio cover project and utilized it to fill in any large gaps and went back over it any visible areas with a caulking that is more of a standard to work with that can be smoothed out with water and your finger tip.

I needed some caulk for outside basement window casement. This did the trick.

The front part was clogged. The back part began to leak (instead of the front!) when I squeezed it. It even ruined a silicon gun. That's disappointing. It's getting messy, so it even made it hard to return.

This stuff worked as advertised. I think it has a stronger smell than the Silicone II. So I'd probably go with that in the future.Otherwise just make sure you have some ventilation.

Performed As expected

I have never used a caulk that smells so horribly in my life. It did the job yes, but set with amazing speed (which probably is advertised so that is on me most likely). I wasn't done putting the final blending swipes before it started to set and now looks horrible in one spot. And it will be that way for awhile because removing silicone caulk is never a fun experience

This stuff is water tight!! It's also almost half the price of the exact same product at local hardware stores!! I would recommend wearing gloves when applying, as it will not wash off of your hands. You have to let it dry and scrape it off. Very heavy duty stuff!!!

Couldn't use it as the content was solid and the container was broken.