Everbuild Everflex 500 Bath And Sanitary Silicone – Interior And Exterior Application – Anti-Fungal – Quick Curing – Translucent – 295ml Cartridge

Complete novice to using a sealant in a trigger dispenser but I was so impressed with this product. Previously have used the stuff you get in a squeezy tube which has been a very messy, sticky job. This sealant has a much 'drier' texture and is very easy to smooth afterwards. Dries really quickly too. Time will tell how long it stays white, but so far am impressed.

Works exactly as you expect, can draw a nice fine line with it, easy to smooth down into place. Top tip: Use masking tape above and below to get the line you want precise and exact, smooth the excess with a finger while wearing a rubber glove, remove the masking tape immediately before it dries for a perfect result.

Easier to use than the last sealant I tried.

Always good experience using this silicone. Colour is accurate and sets pretty quickly. Doesnt dry up inside fast fron my experience.

This silicone exceeded my expectations for sealing around my bath and kitchen sink area.The packaging was secure, and the cartridge arrived intact. The quality of the silicone is excellent, with a smooth consistency that makes application effortless. I found the anti-fungal properties reassuring, ensuring that my seals remain clean and hygienic.I used this silicone to seal around my bath and kitchen sink, and it performed admirably. The quick-curing formula meant I could use the area soon after application, which was convenient. Despite being more affordable than some leading brands, I found the quality to be just as good.In terms of value for money, this silicone is unbeatable. The 295ml cartridge provides ample product for multiple applications, making it a cost-effective solution for DIY projects.Delivery was prompt, and the service provided was excellent. Overall, I highly recommend Everbuild Everflex 500 Bath And Sanitary Silicone to anyone in need of a reliable sealant for their bathroom or kitchen. It's made my sealing projects much more manageable.

I used this silicone to seal around my bath, and it worked great. It’s really cheap compared to others, but it does the job well. Was pretty easy to use, and the nozzle helped a lot to get into the edges. It dried fast enough, and I like that it’s anti-fungal, so hopefully no mold will show up. The finish is nice and blends in well with the tiles and stuff. Overall, really happy with it and would probably buy it again

Easy to apply

I noticed that every time I was having a shower, (daily), water was leaking through the downstairs ceiling. Minutes of investigation lead me to believe that the sealant around my shower needed replaced, and urgently before my house literally rotted and fell apart in a soggy, moulded mess. I asked my driving instructor what I should do, would I need a professional? "No" he said "bathroom sealant is a common item available in most hardware stores, just make sure you get one that's silicone based".As I read the product details of the Everbuild 500CL Bath and Sanitary Silicone Sealant I knew this was the product I'd been looking for and more. Silicone? Boom! Fungicidal? Boom! After sentence 2 or 3 I didn't need to read anymore, I was convinced and immediately 1-clicked ordered. I didn't even run this by my driving instructor.Sealant arrival day. I stripped all the old patchy stuff off from around my bath, meticulously cleaned and dried the surface. The area was prepped, it was ready, it was all accepting of what was to come. I snipped the top off the sealant and poised myself for application. I squeezed the tube. Nothing. What a crazy fool I am!? I *eventually* figured out I needed to push the inner part of the canister upward to dispense the sealant. After about thirty minutes of using my full thumb strength still nothing was coming out. By this stage, my thumb was in pain and exhausted and I had broken into a sweat. I looked about and started using the big end my Oral B electric toothbrush to plunge into the canister slowly something started to appear....slowly....I put the toothbrush onto high vibration setting; ARGH it was still too much effort! 60mins in I was done. I found some masking tape downstairs and taped up around the shower and went to bed.A few days later on another driving lesson I explained this to my driving instructor and he told me I needed a "gun". "You're right I need a gun, I want to blow that mother flipping sealant canister to smithereens". He explained further, but unfortunately no gun comes with this product. A sealant gun is not standard household equipment! This should be sold with the sealant or a warning that you cannot use sealant without a gun!!My driving instructor leant me his gun, that was 6 months ago and I still have not recovered enough strength to complete this DIY task. I did however pass my driving test.I'm still giving this a 4 because I love what it stands for, but I've never seen it in action.