GE Supreme Silicone Caulk for Kitchen & Bathroom, Clear, 10 fl oz Cartridge, 1 Pack - 100% Waterproof Silicone Sealant, 7X Stronger Adhesion, Shrink & Crack Proof

This GE Supreme silicone caulk has become my go-to for any bathroom or kitchen touch-ups. I used it recently around the tub and sink edges, and it applies smoothly with a nice consistent bead. Once cured it stays flexible enough to handle expansion but firm enough to keep water from sneaking behind the tiles. No cracking or shrinking after repeated hot showers and cleaning cycles. The mildew resistance actually works—I haven’t seen any discoloration even in the humid guest bath. Looks clean and bright white, blending right in with the existing grout lines. Craftsmanship feels premium compared to the cheaper products I’ve tried in the past. Only minor thing is the nozzle could be a bit narrower for tighter spots, but that’s easy to fix with a quick cut. If you need a sealant that just does its job without drama, this one delivers every time.

This GE Supreme Silicone Caulk worked well for sealing around kitchen and bathroom areas. It applies smoothly, has good adhesion, and the white finish looks clean once applied. I like that it is waterproof and made to resist shrinking and cracking, which makes it a solid choice for tubs, sinks, and other wet areas.

I’ve been using GE silicones for about 20 years now and typically prefer them this case was no-brainer for me saved a few dollars over the local big box too! I like the fact that this particular product doesn’t mold up like others do in high humidity bathroom situations in certain households. It has an absolutely lovely glossy Shane and cleans up nicely, even after months of use. Follow the directions for cleanup before application and make sure your gaps are appropriate and you won’t have any issues with this stuff. I use rubber spatulas and masking tape instead of my fingers these days is another tip. 😝

Work good

Bought this caulking to re-seal my shower pan. Product went on nice and smoothed out good. Generally GE caulking has always been good quality. The product is low odor and cures good. I was able to leave the caulking to cure for about a week before use. Adhesion is good - I have no doubt it will hold up for many years.

So far this looks like the best bathroom tub/shower caulk I've ever used. We hae a "difficult" show/tub that tends to mildew very easily; I have replaced the caulk several time to clean it up. I think this time I've got it - easy to apply. Nice to work with.

Easy to use Good color Good quality for bathroom Good value

This stuff really works great. If you take your time, prepare the surfaces properly, and apply just a tiny bead of silicone, the results should put a smile on your face. BTW, YouTube has some excellent tips on proper caulking technique and how to get a professional finish. Most people apply WAY too much caulk. Just cut the applicator tip to create a tiny hole at 45 degrees. As an application guide, mark a center line on the tip with a Sharpie. Use a drip-free caulking gun (like a Newborn 189D). Apply just a thin even bead of silicone. From a small spray bottle, lightly spritz a bit of water on the entire length of the silicone bead (some pros add a couple drops of Dawn to the water). Immediately smooth out the silicone caulk line with your water-dampened fingertip to achieve a professional finish. This Supreme version of GE silicone caulk is definitely worth the extra money. It is super smooth and stays clear longer than other silicone caulking. My only issue is that all silicone caulk has a limited shelf life. Also, the working time is brief when applied and the tube must be properly capped once opened. If you use fresh caulk and good technique, you should be able to achieve very professional results.

It's caulking. All I can say is, the best before date was over a year away.

all silicone are dry, cannot use

Excellent product!

S'adapte bien.

Good product. I watched videos before attempting to re caulk the tub and all recommended this item. The only tip I forgot to do myself : place tube in warm water before opening it . I really had to push hard on the gun to get it to come out. It was cold and thick