Silicone RTV 4500 Food Contact Safe High Strength Silicone Sealant, Clear (2.8 FL. Ounce)

I have used this product many times and it is one of the best I can recommend. Easy to use, works amazingly well, water resistant and durable. It does have a bit of an odor initially but that goes away quickly. It is excellent value and has many uses. Definitely something that’s good to have around because you never know when you might need it.

Difficult squeeze but, forms, dries and bonds well. no issues. Could use a standard tube for Caulk Gun, or a mini tube with mini caulk gun, That would be great.

Used RTV years ago in the Navy. Still good product today

I used this to make a water-tight seal of the end pieces for my downspout kratky hyrdo setup. They work great! Going on 2 years now and no leaks. I chose this because its labelled food contact safe. I'm not sure if this is marketing and all silicone is food contact safe? I really don't know. But I decided to play it safe and it works great. I've bought this more than once becuase i made a lot of gutter setups.

Make my own greek yogurt. Strainer panel came loose. Hope this solves the problem of too much product going through.

Glad to find food safe glue! I’m using to stop a leak on a countertop water dispenser! Great price, easy to use! Im allowing extra curing for sealability!

So I bought this stuff to repair a broken handle on a hook bucket that we use for feeding horses. While I was at it, I sealed up a crack on a cup scoop that we also have.The cup scoop worked out wonderfully and has remained intact and seems to be pretty sturdy.The bucket though, immediately came back apart after curing for 3 days despite putting a pretty hefty amount on it. That’s fine, I mean a horse shoving their face into a bucket that has 4lbs of food in it is a pretty decent amount of forceYou’d better use all of it that first time that you open it though, because the narrow nozzle that it comes with does NOT come with a cap. If you take the nozzle off, you lose the silicone that’s caked up in the nozzle and it will dry there, rendering the nozzle useless. But it turns out that it will be pretty useless even if you keep it on because…. It still dries. I have been mashing and smashing and trying to prick a hole in on this tube for days now trying to use it a second time, and it finally ruptured out the back end where I had it creased over. I guess I will just be cutting a new hole in it each time I need to use some because when it dries, it will seal the hole back up!

Works as described