Is this only for silicone caulk? I'm not sure what is in this house.
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It works well on pure silicone. It might work on some silicone blends, but probably not nearly as well. A lot of exterior/interior house caulking are acrylic base and I don't think this would be the product for those types. I think the "big box" lumber stores have a remover for acrylic latex caulk .
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I really don't know but I did remove 99% of the old caulk and the caulk strip went on very nicely and it is still in place with no problems.
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Silicone doesn't stick very well to plastic. If it sticks at all try using a long (about 2 inch) drywall screw to extract it. You can even put the screw into the nozzle while the silicone is still gooey and let it harden. Then removal is easy.
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I found this product to be just like a black high temperature resistant caulk. I used it to seal a pressure washer engine after replacing some internal components. I'm not sure how it would preform as an adhesive.
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I honestly don't know. Probably works for stick-on tiles but I wouldn't trust its long-term use on pipes or radiators the same as silicon.
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It will remove mildew from both grout & caulk. Caulk color will not be fully restored. You'll need to scrub this product long & hard with a toothbrush or something similar to achieve these results. In my experience, Tilex works better with less scrubbing.
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This is more of a gasket type silicone and doesnt dry as rigid and hard as say the clear silicone look for specific type silicone that is for aquariums or is especially for use in sealing glass......it is usually right with other silicones made by Permatex at hardware store......or Amazon search it(havent tried that......but gonna right now...LOL)
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No. It's great stuff. If I need a clear caulk, typically on glass or plastic, Dap Kwik seal is very good.
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It isn't 100% clear like silicone - it is slightly hazy/cloudy. I would consider using a clear epoxy or DAP "all purpose adhesive sealant" which is 100% silicone and dishwasher safe. On the other hand, Marine Goop is very tenacious, and I have yet to compare it to the DAP product.
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Although it might have use as a lubricant, the main purpose I have seen it used for it as a sealant for connections in air lines (for divers) and water/filter lines (for aquarium hobbyists - my own use). I would suggest getting something clearly labeled as a "silicone lubricant" instead of this.
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This stuff did NOT work at all. The sticky caulk kind of stuff is what did the job for me.
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This hi-grade caulk is SUPER sticky, it will stick to anything. However, it's a caulk, it's not glue.
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I didn't notice that with my pan. Be sure you get the HIC brand. It's all silicone and not a mix of other "stuff."
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You can use it any place you would caulk. I've used it around windows and door frames. I've also used it to seal up spaces around my window air conditioners. It holds in all temperature extremes and through all sorts of stormy, rainy weather. I highly recommend this stuff.
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You can buy caulk & sealant remover at Home Depot. It doesn't dissolve the caulk; instead it causes the caulk to chemically release its adhesive grip on the tub.
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Mine has a rubber gasket. Not sure why you would need silicone unless they forgot the gasket.
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My husband said it was for insulation, not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.