EasyCaulk Bathtub & Shower (White)

Unfortunately for me, the people who owned my house before me decided to do-it-themselves on A LOT of things around here and the bathtub caulking was one. They also took it upon themselves to paint over ALL the wall tile in the bathroom with white latex wall paint. I had to scrape off the paint on the tiles where I wanted this strip to go to get it to stick. Good thing I bought 2 rolls! I followed the directions to a T and took my time. From the start of removing the old caulking and taking my time to apply this product, it took me 2.5 hours. After it was applied I was rather pleased with the resulting look. I used it over and in curves and had zero issues with it. The corners were indeed tricky, so I took my time there too and in the end was ok with the result. Because I was worried about them not sealing properly, I used some of the adhesive off of unused pieces in the back and floor corners to hold them in place temporarily. About 20 hours later the first shower was taken and the product didn't budge. The only part that didn't stick too well was a small area where the tile grout against the tub had previously crumbled off. Essentially there was nothing for the adhesive to stick to there so I just put a little waterproof glue behind that one part and then removed the adhesive off the corners. Two days later, I am still very happy with this product and someday when I can afford a real bathroom, I would absolutely use it again.

Don't try to go around curves with it. Just use it on a straight run. Follow the instructions to put it on a clean surface. And don't stretch it at all. I used it at the base of an older tub that curves inward at each end and it pulled away a little by the next day - I just used a little crazy glue behind the loosened edges (carefully) and it's holding tight but on the straight stretches it looks really nice and is staying put so far. Going to use it in the kitchen between the counter top and tiled wall. A bit pricey but looks so much better than regular caulking because its so even.Update 1 week later, 5/28: The caulk at the base of the tub looks great. The tiny bit of crazy glue I used at the curves keeps it nice and tight. Just finished applying it in the kitchen on the straight wall behind the sink. Beautiful! Was very easy to do. I'll wait a couple months and if it looks like it does now I'll order more and finish both rooms. A lot more expensive than regular caulk but so much neater. I'll use what I have left on one section in my tiled shower to see how it holds up but don't think it will. Will update this review in a few months.

I purchased in January 2015. I pre-cleaned old silicone with scraper and alcohol and installation was easy but be sure you do not stretch as you press on. I will have to reseal with ASI silicone because it has come loose in two places but so glad it can be resealed.June Update: Rounded corners and sides (sealed twice to date) are holding up but not the back which is where most of the water hits. I purchased a caulk tube of the ASI silicone which I really like to seal again and for the tub sides to floor and around base of toilet.July update: Easy Caulk has come loose again so I'm currently looking for a new brand, so tired of this one!

Fantastic for a quick fix. You have to make sure any trace of silicone caulking is removed with denatured alcohol or acetone. And the area must be dry. I used a screwdriver to press it into the groove between the tub tile to get good contact. It looked really good! Although, it lasted <3 months before it buckled up and ended up replacing it with actual caulking - which was just as easy to do. Would use it again in a bind though.

This "easy" caulk was easy in the sense that it applied pretty easily - and then it came off easily too. I had to use a waterproof adhesive in addition to the product to make it adhere. (I had followed the instructions and had a clean, dry junction to apply it to.) When I got to the end of the roll it retained it's rolled shape and only after taping it down overnight, with the adhesive, did it stay in place. I would not purchase this product again.

No amount of cleaning around the tub was enough to make this caulk adhere. Especially around the corners. It is just as bad as the stuff I removed.

I don't know why there are some bad reviews about this product, but most likely due to people who don't know what they are doing. Then there's the guy who says it doesn't stick to anything, and can't spell caulk to save his life. You have to have a good clean surface, cleaned of all silicones, sealants etc. Use isopropyl alcohol as the last cleaner before installation. One of the reasons to use this product is the reduced difficulty in removing it should it require replacement. Use non silicone sealant along with this product in corners with the use of a caulk trowel to match this product. I will update my review after having installed this in rental property about a year ago, and won't see it at least for another 8 months, but no complaints so far.

Perfect for filling the gap between the stove and counter. It does shrink a bit, which I didn't take into account and should have gone all the way down to the bottom of the counter instead of just along the sides, but still looks and works great.