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

I dropped a container that I use a lot and it got a dent in it that included a tiny crack. I needed a food safe glue to cover the crack. This Food Contact Safe sealant worked perfectly. The container holds 3 gallons of water. The glue has held up well and the container is functioning as it should again. The cost of this glue is worth it, considering it saved me money not having to purchase a second container. The instructions are clear and easy to follow. Adding the sealant was quick and didn't require a rocket science degree. It is one application and no mixing. Yes, it has a little smell, but it dissipated quickly and you cannot smell it after a few minutes.

Good product. I would buy again.

It worked well, but I don't think it is actually "food-grade", as it claims to be. I fixed a cold-brew, stainless-steel filter with it but the coffee tasted like the silicone smelled, even after several washings & attempts. (The filter is trash, now.) :( Also, the tube of silicone came with a small puncture in it! I repaired it with some of the silicone, however, rather than returning it & waiting for new to arrive.

Needed to reattach a rubber corner bumper of a glass cutting board. Worked well.

Are use this on a food chain or that was slipped somehow it sealed it but I’m not sure how durable it will be because the container compresses. However I’ve also but silicone to make nonslip spots under socks and slippers and this is definitely superior for that. The other silicone I’ve gotten gets hard. This stays flexible. Definitely superior to anything else. I’ve tried for this.

This construction retiree is most impressed …highly recommended

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 force You’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!

I used this stuff to repair a carafe for my Cuisinart coffee pot DCC-1200. Works great, no leaks, food safe