Dow Corning 1892070 732 Clear Multi-Purpose Sealant, -60 to 180 Degree C, 300 mL

While curing, the silicone adhesive gives off acetic acid vapor; you know you got the good stuff! The cap (for reuse) actually works well. My previous batch expired 11/2013 but the stuff was like new. There is a huge difference in how hard you have to squeeze, if the tube is cold versus warm.One example of use:I was rear-ended and the trunk lid and the mating body was bent so there were big gaps. If I drove the car with the driver window down (fresh-air vent off) the venturi effect of the wind passing by my opened window draws air out and is supplied from the leaking trunk thru the back seat along with exhaust fumes. I removed the back seat, shut the trunk, climbed in pushed the rubber gasket out to properly mate with the trunk-lid then used Dow Corning 732 to adhere it in place... even fill the big gaps with this great stuff. No more exhaust floating past my nose out the window.

I work in appliance repair and Frigidaire sent out some of this rtv with a service a kit. I'll never use any of type. It holds up well and the tubes don't dry out fast like other brands. That cap that comes with these seals it right up. I've used it to seal behind refrigerator door gaskets mostly and around some of the liner trim.

I used this to replace the glass on my GE Profile double oven door. GE wanted $800 for the door and I only needed the glass. They don't sell the glass alone for they said it's bonded. I went and ordered an Amana/whirlpool glass 25x17 and used this sealant on the door. It adhered seamlessly and I used it at the bottom as well.I saw this product on YouTube on how to replace the glass but it wasn't for this door. I decided to take the door off to see if I could just replace the glass alone and which you can.The entire repair cost $88 including the cost of the DOW sealant.I highly recommend using this product especially for replacing the glass on an oven door.

Used a lot on the ranch

Product was great but I am not too good with using a caulk gun...had to use my arm by leaning on it.. Prefer it to be in a squeezy tube.

Dow 732 is what you need for any kind of hot tub work. If you have a fitting or opening that is sealed with silicone which has failed, this is the stuff to get. It seals unlike any other adhesive/caulk I've ever used. Very chemical resistant as well. Thumbs up on this one!

Excellent product. It is a very good adhesive. It glues the different surfaces: metals and plastic and wood and plastic and so on.

This is the original formulation of RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanizing). I used it first in the 1970s to mount marine radio equipment to any type of surface and to seal penetrations in hulls of vessels exposed to high humidity and salt water. It lasts forever and will not get hard and crack - years later it will still have a rubbery consistency. It has a very strong adhesive bond and allows you plenty of time to work with it before forming a skin. The problem with too many 'silicone' caulks and products is they begin to harden almost instantly and the finished product does not look good unless you are a professional who caulks for a living.