Questions and Answers for GE Silicone 1 10.1 oz. Clear All Purpose Caulk

A:  Thank you for the question. It is possible to use GE All Purpose Silicone 1 Sealant as long as the metal surfaces are clean, dry, and free of any foreign contaminants and the temperature will not exceed 400°F. Keep in mind, during application and cure, surface temperatures should be between 40°F to 100°F, and this product releases acetic acid with a vinegar-like odor during application and curing which may linger several days if running your HVAC system.

A:  Thank you for the question. GE All Purpose Silicone 1 Sealant - Clear has a service temperature rating of -60°F to +400°F, when fully cured. It is possible to use this product depending on the nature of the project and its purpose. Surfaces, however, must be below 120°F, clean, dry, and sound prior to application and curing of the sealant. This product should not be considered for areas where direct or indirect food contact may occur, or in underwater applications. Because no other details are available about the project, the user is responsible for determining suitable and acceptable results for out-of-scope applications. For more information, please visit www.gesealants.com and review the Technical Data Sheet for the product.

A:  Thank you for your question. It is important that all surfaces be clean and dry prior to using the sealant keeping in mind that this may only be a temporary fix, depending on the nature of your leak.

A:  The sealant should be applied to clean dry surfaces. In the case of moisture dripping on the inside of an attic wall the leak should be corrected on the outside roofing or siding.

A:  Thank you for the question. GE Silicone 1 All Purpose-Clear will bond to clean, dry, properly prepared metal surfaces.

A:  Thank you for the question. GE All Purpose Silicone 1 Sealant - Clear can be used on polycarbonate plastics. As with all projects, it is recommended that you test the intended use to determine suitable and acceptable results that meet your expectations

A:  Thank you for the question. GE All Purpose Silicone 1 Sealant would not be recommended for the application described. However, you might consider looking at GE Advanced Silicone 2 Window & Door or GE Supreme Silicone Window & Door Sealant as possible alternatives which are more suitable for the installation described along with the brad fasteners.

A:  Yes, it will hold. Works great as an adhesive that stays flexible.

A:  Thank you for the question. The answer is no, GE Silicone 1 Clear All Purpose Caulk cannot be tinted.

A:  Thank you for the question. The successful use of a silicone sealant for a radon sump pit lid will depend upon what the lid composition is and what you are sealing it to. For example, if it is metal and you are sealing to a concrete floor, we would not recommend GE All Purpose Silicone1 but instead, recommend using GE Advanced Silicone 2 Window & Door or GE Advanced Silicone 2 Kitchen and Bath. However, if the lid is made of plastic and the composition is polypropylene, then none of the GE silicones will work well. Perhaps if we know more information, we could better guide you.

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A:  Thank you for the question. GE All Purpose Silicone 1 Sealant does have a vinegar like odor that can be strong when using this product. The product releases acetic acid during the application and cure. Odors will eventually dissipate after full cure, providing there is plenty of fresh air ventilation otherwise odors may linger longer than expected.

A:  You can find the safety SDS here. Scroll down under Info & Guides, SDS on the right. https://www.homedepot.com/p/GE-Silicone-1-10-1-oz-White-All-Purpose-Caulk-2708912/100046243 Here is an excerpt: EMERGENCY OVERVIEW WARNING! May be harmful if swallowed, inhaled or absorbed through skin. Irritating to eyes, respiratory system and skin. May cause central nervous system depression. Form: Solid Color: Translucent Odor: Acetic acid

A:  Once cured, GE Clear Silicone should be safe EXCEPT for use in aquariums, according to the disclosures printed on the cartridge.

A:  Thank you for the question. GE Silicone 1 All Purpose Silicone Sealant – Clear releases acetic acid during the cure process and skin contact should be avoided. Not knowing the details about the intended use or reason for the question, this product is not tested for skin contact use and would never be recommended.