GEAdvanced Silicone Caulk for Kitchen & Bathroom, Clear, 2.8 fl oz Tube, 12 Pack - 100% Waterproof Silicone Sealant, 5X Stronger Adhesion, Shrink & Crack Proof

I recently used the GE Advanced Silicone Caulk for Kitchen & Bathroom (2.8 fl oz, Clear) during a minor bathroom renovation, and I’m seriously impressed with the results. This sealant is everything it claims to be—100% waterproof, 5X stronger adhesion, and totally shrink and crack proof.Application was smooth and easy, even for someone like me who's not a pro. The consistency is perfect—thick enough to stay put without running, but still easy to work with and shape for clean lines. It cured beautifully, leaving behind a crystal-clear finish that blends seamlessly with any surface. I used it around the sink, tub, and some tight tile corners, and it looks fantastic.What really stands out is the durability. After weeks of daily use (and steam), there’s no sign of peeling, cracking, or discoloration. It holds tight and stays flexible, which gives me confidence it will last a long time.If you’re looking for a reliable, mess-free caulk that delivers professional results, this GE silicone sealant is a top pick. Highly recommend for anyone tackling kitchen or bathroom projects!

I used this for sealing my two showers. I was a little confused...the front of the tube says water ready in 30 minutes, the back says not to have water on it for 24 hours....sooooo....I waited 24 hours. No issues thus far. It did a very good job filling in gaps and cracks. Nice clean look. The smell was not over the top, didn't really notice it, even when putting it down. Seems to seal really well. Haven't noticed any cracks or pulling up. I smoothed it over with my finger as I went, so it had a smooth finish. I will definitely use this again if I ever have any small jobs that need sealing.

Love, love, love!!! I'm not good at doing this kind of stuff. I've tried many times. We had a bathroom remodeled they didn't seal it. Just did the grout. It's been falling off the wall 😔 I put this in and it looks amazing. Everything is staying in place. Now I need to order more, remove all the other horrible work I did in other bathrooms lol. Definitely recommend!!!! Goes in smooth. Way easier to use than the one that has the attachment. Sorry I don't know what that is called.

This does work ... I used this to seal in my kitchen sink and I haven't had the issues I had before so I'm pretty damn happy with it. It hasn't cracked but it's been maybe 8 months and it may have to be replaced so it's not perm but it works long term.

I recently sealed my bathroom shower with silicone caulk, and it absolutely gets the job done! The application was easy, and once cured, it created a strong, watertight seal that keeps all water out. No leaks or moisture seepage, even with daily showers. It’s durable, flexible, and holds up great in the humid bathroom environment. If you need a dependable solution for waterproofing your shower, this silicone caulk is the way to go. Highly recommend!

It was recommended that I buy this to help when installing the water dam in my shower and it does keep it down nice and solid so that the water gets through. I used it in a couple of other areas I needed it too, so it’s very useful.

Needed to recaulk around the toilet and tub fixtures due to last owner doing a really sloppy job :(. Removed the old stuff and used this GE Silicone (white). It came out really nice and looks professional, and I'm definitely no pro. This one little tube was enough for bath fixtures and around the toilet. The one recommendation is to wear gloves...this stuff is really sticky and it's likely you'll do some fine tuning with a fingertip once or twice. Since it's just been applied, can't comment on its performance or durability, but bath/kitchen silicone is bath/kitchen silicone, so am trusting it will be fine.

I give it a good star for convenience I needed something fast and it has lasted a bit but really just go get regular caulking & a gun because it would turn out better and last longer. It doesn’t stink but it does have a smell to it. It’s hard to squeeze it out especially when you get to the last bit of it.