Review on GE SEALANTS ADHESIVES M90006 Silicone by Richard Lamptey

Ideal for caulking a tub and will look good after the area has been properly treated meaning the area needs a proper cleaning especially the wall tiles around the tub. need to be sealed with tape like painting a wall. The tape prevents sagging and leaves a clean, straight line around the entire perimeter where sealant is applied. I have read other reviews that said this material is difficult to apply but be aware that it is not regular putty or just regular sealant, it is also an adhesive. Because it's an adhesive, it tends to stick to anything, whether it's your hands, rags, walls, or even the bathtub if you're not careful. So my advice is; Remove the old gasket, clean the area well (I used regular rubbing alcohol), tape the area above the tub as close as possible to the area you want to caulk. I used a credit card to force the gasket into the crack, but you can find tools for this purpose here at Revain, scrape excess sealant off the tub (again, I used a credit card), remove as much residue as possible possible with a rag and alcohol (make sure you turn the rag inside out). often to prevent the sealant from spreading and eventually making a mess), and then remove the tape. If you are happy with your result, let it dry.