Questions and Answers for DAP Silicone 2.8 oz. Clear Aquarium Sealant

A:  Hi cdawg, unfortunately, we do not offer bulk discounts for online orders at this time and unless otherwise labeled on the product. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot.

A:  For proper adhesion development, this product must be applied to a clean and dry surface at the recommended application temperature.

A:  No it can not must be clean and dry

A:  This item cures in 24 hours.

A:  FIul cure time is calculated as 24 hours for every 1/8" of applied sealant. This product is specifically designed for use in both fresh and salt water submerged applications.

A:  When installing materials that are prone to staining, such as marble: granite and other natural stone based materials, we would recommend the use of DAP 3.0 Kitchen, Bath & Plumbing High Performance Sealant.

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A:  DAP All-Purpose 100% Silicone Adhesive Sealant is considered dishwasher safe, however, without knowing the specific type of plastic that you are planning to bond to, it is difficult to guarantee a permanent seal. Prior to applying the sealant, be sure to clean and dry the application area/surfaces to ensure the best conditions for proper adhesion.

A:  This product can help seal it.

A:  The full cure time for DAP All-Purpose 100% Silicone Adhesive Sealant is approximately 24 hours for every 1/8" of applied thickness at room temperature and 50% relative humidity.

A:  No, this can not be used to fix a cracked glass jar.

A:  DAP All-Purpose 100% Silicone Adhesive Sealant will bond well to glass and would be considered suitable for making a minor repair to a crack in glass.

A:  DAP Aquarium Silicone is not recommended for use in spa, hot tub or swimming pool applications.

A:  No, the product is not recommended for above ground pools.

A:  As the glue remains flexible, I don't think it would work well. I attempted to glue small stones to plastic and while they are "glued" after a fashion, you can simply pull the stone away from the plastic and the glue "stretches" quite a bit (half inch maybe). As the product was recommended for use in an aquarium, even though the product description said that, I didn't think that would be the case. Maybe that might be good for a sole (the flexibility) but I would worry that if the sole caught on something, the two pieces would pull apart and trip you.

A:  As a general rule silicone sealants are not the best choice for bonding vinyl based materials. A better choice would be a specialty solvent based shoe repair adhesive such as Shoe Goo.

A:  Thank you for posting your question, unfortunately without more detail about the materials that you are attempting to bond to, we cannot address your question adequately. Please contact DAP's Technical Customer Service Department at 888-327-8477 for further assistance.

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