Dap 18128 Alex Plus Acrylic Latex Caulk Plus Silicone 5.5-Ounce

Worked great. I like the smaller tubes to get into tight corners and smaller spots.

I'm a complete beginner at caulking, but couldn't stand looking at the mold forming on the cracked and mostly missing caulk around my tub or the gap between my kitchen counter and backsplash where there was absolutely no caulking. I was once given some caulk in a tub that was very hard to use so I really wanted something with an applicator that would be just about fool-proof. I didn't look up any how-to videos or anything like that, I just used common sense which seemed to be enough. I used what I had at hand - which was a screwdriver - to remove the years old bits of caulk around my bathtub. I then used a sponge to get rid of any residue that was left over. I put on some rubber gloves and started squeezing the caulk out of the tube and using my gloved finger to push the caulk (not sure what verbiage to use there?). After a couple minutes I gave up on the gloves and just decided to use my fingers. It made it a lot easier and cleaner. Luckily, the caulk washes off pretty easily. It's also easily cleaned off of tiles if you apply a little too much. Again, I'm a beginner at this so I have no clue if they're all like this, but I'd say that this caulk is very user-friendly and a great buy for novices looking to improve their home a little bit. I'm a renter and I don't like the idea of putting too much money into a place that I can't wait to move out of, but while I'm here I'd like the place to look as nice as possible, and also to be as pest-proof as possible which is important especially in NYC. Also, the price is great!

I had some small areas behind the toilet along the baseboard where the caulking was split and dry and needed touch up. I didn't want to hassle with the big can of caulk and the contraption/gun that goes along with it. This tube was perfect. It was easy to use, easy to squeeze and easy to get back to the tiny space I had to work with. So far, the caulking has held up. I will definitely use this again.

Nothing fancy...Takes care of my caulk needs without need of a caulk gun

I was redoing my husbands childhood high chair. The seat had developed a crack and I read where caulking could be used instead of wood putty if the item is being painted (which I was doing). It was easy to apply and used my finger get the caulk into the crack. I like that is flexible when dry and I was able to sand it smooth. I painted the chair with chalk paint and clear Rustoleum paint. It turned out great and can't tell the seat has been repaired. Great product!

I actually used this for a craft project. I placed it on wax paper to make snow for a gingerbread house I made out of a painted repurposed doll house. Then hot glued it to the plastic. Worked perfect for my crafts that require snow or filling in gaps on a project.

I needed caulking to fix a few gaps in some countertops recently installed and to fill around small gaps in light switch plates, moldings, baseboards, etc., in my recently renovated home and admitted, don't have or want one of those metal caulking guns that you buy at Home Depo so i searched around and found this tube. I didn't really care what the price was so i can't tell you if you're overpaying but i LOVE that its in a squeeze tube that you can cap and resuse without the caulk drying out and having to then throw away 80% of the product. I've been capping it and uncapping for use for about a month now and as long as you keep the nozzle clean, it opens perfectly with product ready to squeeze out like tooth paste. Highly recommend if you also don't want a caulk gun.

Fantastic product. Easy to sand unlike some others. The tube split at the back seam on 2/5 tubes. Made it difficult to work with. Best to use this product w a proper tube and caulk gun

Happy with product, bargain, speedy delivery

The product well, as I was looking to use this for my craft moulds and not it's purposed use. Has done the job really well, and will certainly use again.

Perfect

We had a gap appear in our vinyl floor, we stained the latex to a similar colour and squeezed it into the opening. Once dried you would be hard put to find where it was and it did the job.