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Your cart is empty.RTV Silicone Sealant, Sensor-Safe, 3 oz, Blue, Temp. Range -75 to 500 Degrees F, Specific Gravity 1.04, Flash Point 250 Degrees F, Full Cure 24 hr, Begins to Harden 10 to 20 min, Substrates Metal, Low Volatile Formula, Replaces Gaskets, Seals and Dressings, Sensor Safe, Includes Nozzle
Willy
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
Good price. Fast shipping. My only gripe would be that the item packaging had been opened. I'm guessing that someone, most likely a customer, had opened the packaging, and therefor the store could no longer sell it.
Sargent N
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on March 25, 2025
Used for rebuild that's been recently undertaken.Always happy with this product.Recommend
billythefish
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 5, 2024
it did the job it was suppose to do and that's all that needs saying.
Morph
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 8, 2024
Purchased to seal the thermoatat housing on my 1972 Austin Maxi
Stuartb3502
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 29, 2022
I had a microwave door on a built-in microwave where the outer handle had come loose. Unfortunately the screw to refix the handle was between a glass outer door and the main microwave door. I managed to cut through the old sealant/adhesive to remove the outer glass door. Repaired the handle (which was trivial and the reason why I didn't want to spend £450-500 on a new microwave.I followed Youtube and other guides online. Basically cleaned off the old sealant residue using a glass scraper (the type that have a blade in) and a disposable scalpel (these are great but you have absolutely no room for carelessness/clumsiness obviously(?)). At the end of that there was no residue visible as a bump on the glass, but you could still make out the outline.I practised how I would line up the glass before all this a couple of times as in my case there was nothing to align the glass to the door other than by eye. Also practised how I would weight the glass afterwards.I used neat IPA alcohol to thoroughly clean. The outline of old sealant was still visible which helped when applying the new sealant.Applied a 4-5mm bead and assembled. Per the instructions, placed a couple of books for however long it says (can't recall now) and then added further weight after that time and left it most of 24hours. Quite a strong smell of acetic acid as expected so try to do this somewhere where this won't bother you.Has been in use for a month or so now and I'm very pleased to have rescuded the microwave and saved a few quid.
Begirl 79
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2019
I purchased this in the hopes it would work for resealing my glass back on my oven door.... worked perfect!
Windi
Reviewed in the United States on April 20, 2019
Works well.i used this on a 19 hp Briggs and Stratton oil sump and it worked as expected.
Steve
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on October 30, 2012
The actual gasket glue is good.Ensure you cut a larger hole in the tube. i made a small hole and then the end of tube burst open.but apart from that its good.
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