Flex Shot Rubber Adhesive Sealant Caulk, 8-oz, White

Ease of use

The color matched perfectly. Top quality at a decent price. Hardness and looks great. The flow was amazing.

Works well

This stuff is amazing. Really easy to use and apply and has worked perfectly on any task I've used it for even things you wouldn't think caulking would fix. Seals Really well and adheres to multiple surfaces even brick. Have used inside and outside with no problems. Keep up the good work FLEX SEAL.

Perfect product and it can be saved and used for another time.

I have used the version of this that comes in can which worked great for large areas. I covered the entire bottom of a galvinized wash tub and it worked - that tub is now leak proof again. Wanted to try this for more directed repairs. It is wonderful and waterproof. I have repaired chairs. planters, shoes, grill covers, bird houses, bird feeders and more. Takes a couple of days to cure up but isn't tacky in the meantime. I use the clear version. If you follow the directions on storing it you will be able to use it multiple times without the tip hardening up and making it unusable. I love this stuff!!

Good product but i was sent two different colors

i'm a single mom in a old co-op 1st time it is just the 2 of us. i found Flex Shot worked really, really well for me. I found it much easier to control than regular caulk. I have always done home improvements with father,brother , husband. this time I took care of all the drafts, changing faucets, bathroom (caulking toilet,tub , shower,window). I even took the extra bathroom flooring and did all my closets even though it was peel and stick I used the Flex Shot on the boarder and went up about 4" on the wall and it worked great. The smell is like vinegar but it does go away and any big gaps in caulking I made a couple of passes. I also did my kitchen pulled out the old caulking around the back splash than painted the walls around that the paint took well and I got great straight lines. I do find it a little loser than regular caulk but I just go a little slower until I get the feel and control and it goes pretty fast. When I make a mistake (like it smears) I let it dry and just cut in with a blade works great. Don't try to rub it, it spreads like crazy but once it is dry it peels right off. I'm buying more now...doing my radiator covers and caulking around them with Flex. It expand and contracts so well there should be no cracking. I hv seen it as cheap as $17 for 2 bottles on Amazon and it does last a long time I've done alot with only 3 cans. I would suggest to go slow until u get a feel on how it goes like i said it is lose and I didn't hv to apply to much pressure to get it out of the can. I found if I pushed to hard to much came out and it got all over the place. Good luck.