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.

This silicone has done a great job on the outdoor refrigerator seal. It helped to keep the seal in place. Easy to use

Really does work. I used it on my distiller water bottle. The leak was in the integrated handle and the sealant is working great. Doesn't take a lot of product. After reading reviews about the nozzle getting stopped up, I didn't use it, just spread it on with a small throw away plastic scrap. I have let it sit for about 10 days and NO LEAKS!

Works good .. food grade

I was having issues simple about keeping a silicone spout connected to a sippy cup for my wife. I put those cups away until finding this glue. One application, one day of curing and I could not pull it off. Exactly what the outcome I wanted.

I bought a Black and decker juicer for a friend and his grandkids broke the basin that holds the juice. i purchased this to repair the basin so it would hold liquids again. It is food safe and it worked. Great product!

I used this on my BUNN COFFEE MAKER on a leak on top of the hot water tank. According to the manufacturer it was rated as food grade silicone and a heat resistant to 400 degrees. I'm sure that the water tank will be much lower than that (LOL). So far it's been about a month and have no leaks, I covered the original silicone that was put on by the manufacturer and just extended the area and the thickness of my application and so far after allowing 72 hours plus of cure time (it only called for 24 hours) I have had no more leakage. If I do I still have plenty more in the tube. Shelf life after opening is almost 2 years. I dated the tube and placed it in a quart size zip loc freezer bag to keep dirt and bugs from it.

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!