Red Devil 0405 Duraguard Kitchen & Bath Siliconized Acrylic Caulk, 5.5 oz, White

This caulk was extremely hard to squeeze out of the tube, even after cutting a larger tip to squeeze out the caulk. I had such a hard time squeezing it out that it burst a seam on the back end of it so I tossed the rest of it away. Im assuming I received a bad one.

First one I ordered had a hole so I requested a replacement but the second one that arrived was an off yellow color. It did the job though!

I installed a new bathroom sink and used this to make it water tight. Easy to use and with a wet finger you can smooth around the edges of the sink. My only complaint is that it doesnt come with a lid, so the left over product can dry out. but the caulk is perfect for small projects

Been searching for a caulk this satisfying for a long time.

ive used it many times

So happy I used this to reseal my shower/tub combo. It was looking so bad before, and now its super clean looking and feels do good to jump in for a shower. Its easy enough to scrape off any excess or just scrape it all out and start over, so dont be afraid of this project like I was. Im excited to do our guest shower now. Its easy, just take it one side at a time and use a good tool or a glove/towel combo to smooth it out. Plenty of help on YouTube, too.

I bought the case of 12 because it was about half price per tube. Im always doing projects around the house and like to have things like Caulk handy. The price was right here, but the product sux. Maybe I got something thats been sitting on the shelf in a hot warehouse for a while, but cause this stuff is super dry. Its tough to squeeze out of the tube and its so dry it doesnt stick to anything. I could squeeze out a ribbon of this stuff into my hand and it wouldnt stick. I could then throw that at the wall and it would just drop to the floor. I installed a new kitchen sink and had to run the water and wet the caulk in order to get it to stick. What a mess. Run your finger or the little caulk tool to try and smooth out your bead and it you end up pulling the caulk up or leaving behind dry cracked caulk forcing you to go back with a water filled sponge. Fresh caulk does not crack and come apart when you pull your finger across it. Normally I apply too much caulk and end up with a hand full of goo. Here, I was just getting dried chunks and flakes. On the off chance that I just got a bad tube, I opened a second tube to use in the bathroom where I had just replaced the toilet and refinished the tub. I started around the base of the toilet as the easiest job. Dry again! I gave up. It’s like trying to caulk using plumbers putty. I’m not fighting this stuff anymore. It’s going back. It’s my own fault for going cheap. Back to buying the more expensive stuff.

Needed a quick fix of some missing caulking in the bathroom. While it took a little longer to arrive, it was easy to use and worth the price.

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Product is ok, but do not make the mistake of buying the small squeeze tube for cheaper price. Very hard to dispense unlike the caulking gun size. Better the caulking gun (10 oz) size, you can control and slowly dispense the product with the caulking gun. Product itself is good, but squeezing the tube is hard, not like toothpaste, it has a lot of resistance due to the consistency of the product. I finished my project with some difficulty.