Can this be used in a 5 oz caulk
473869
This is a great gun that is for 10.0 to 10.5 oz standard caulk tubes. I'm not familiar with 5 oz caulk but can't imagine that it would fit. If you visit a hardware store, you will see standard size tubes: 10.0 - 10.5 oz plus the larger standard 28 oz tubes (uses a different gun).
2102156
Yes. It repels water just like normal caulk. However, because it never fully hardens, you want to be careful how you apply it and make sure it stays intact after application.
724225
Not sure, but I would think so....I used it in the shower and over some caulk in the tub that was slightly discolored.
2006354
I suspect it would be about .5 oz. If I had kept mine I could measure more accurately. The cavities were so small There was no way they would work for my use.
573249
Yes. The product is dispensed in a concentration of 8 drops per gallon of water. So, just use that amount for the needed amount of water to be treated. I use it in 5 gallon containers.
219315
Are you applying the Lexel over bad caulking? Then, no, you shouldn't. You should remove all the old caulking and then apply the new caulking material. http://www.amazon.com/Sashco-13013-2-Lexel-5-0-Ounce-Clear/dp/B0012DIUYW/ref=cm_cd_al_qh_dp_t#product-description-iframe
1489491
Yes it can...it will work wonders without crumbling the grout...but it STINKS
987946
It's made to be mixed with sealers, so it should work fine. It doesn't affect what you mix it with.
196264
We use this on our roof. I don't know about caulking. We have a 1995 sunrise Tt and our rv mechanic recommended this Dicor works great on seams and roof. No leaks. The roof is rubber not alum.
1020232
No. It is not essential to remove all the old caulk. This stuff don't stick very good anyway.
257666
try it, this more for concrete/when putting sealer.I recommend testing a small area first and letting it dry to see what happens.
631729
While I can't speak to how it performs when applied out in the elements, I have used it to seal all interior areas of several windows that are at least 30+ years old. They are in direct sunlight for most of the day (Pennsylvania, summer) and the caulk has held up just fine. It gets very warm in the heat and cooler during a thunderstorm/at night etc, but I've had no problems with it not staying sealed.
794362
Yes, you must use a caulk gun. Perfect for a cooler, repair. Be sure surface is clean/dry & sand lightly.
238978
It should be caulked in any case. Probably just the caulk would hold it securely enough, especially if it is an adhesive silicone type. However, it sounds as if you want to push it into an existing vent pipe. If they are the same size, then it wouldn't fit.
512959
I couldn't tall you for sure but it does run a little. its thick and dries hard enough to fill small gaps.. If you apply a small strip to a vertical wall it wont run down the wall at all, but if you gob it on it will run.... its not like caulking
302657
The secret is in the preparation, as long as the "old caulk" is not loose and is spotless clean (mineral spirits or acetone clean) the Eternabond will stick fine and can be applied over "old caulking" be sure and have the Eternabond stick on the rubber/fiberglass/metal surface overlapping the caulked area completely.
302660
yes you can. You just clean the surface of the caulking really well and allow to dry. When you apply this over it, just rub it really well and it will stick on just about anything. We used this stuff and it worked great for going over old repairs.