GE Advanced Silicone 2 Kitchen and Bath, Tub and Tile 2.8-oz White Silicone Caulk - 71223279

• 100% waterproof seal and 30-minute water-ready

• Mold resistant with 10-year mold-free product protection

• Excellent adhesion; will not blemish most high-end metal finishes

• Meets ASTM C-920, Class 35

• 40% more flexibility than Class 25 sealants and has 5X stronger adhesion than GE Silicone 1 sealant

• Won’t blemish most high-end metal finishes like chrome, bronze and nickel

• 30-minute water-ready

• Shrink and crack-proof

• Excellent for sealing a wide range of kitchen and bath projects such as sinks, tubs, showers, fixtures, countertops, backsplashes and additional plumbing applications

What our Experts Think

• Premium Wet-Area Seal Performance
  100% silicone formula delivers a fully waterproof, long-lasting seal, ideal for sinks, tubs, showers, and tile joints.
• Built for High-Moisture Environments
  Engineered for kitchens and bathrooms with 10-year mold & mildew resistance, helping maintain a cleaner, healthier seal over time.
• Superior Flexibility & Durability
  Stays permanently flexible with 40% more movement tolerance than standard sealants, reducing cracking and joint failure.
• Strong, Reliable Adhesion
  Bonds tightly to tile, porcelain, glass, metal, stone, and more, ensuring a secure seal even in constantly wet areas.
• Fast Water Exposure Readiness
  Forms a protective skin quickly, allowing water exposure in about 30 minutes, reducing downtime after application.
• Shrink & Crack Resistant Finish
  Designed to hold shape over time without shrinking, helping preserve a clean, professional look around fixtures.
• Compact 2.8-oz Size Advantage
  Perfect for small repairs, touch-ups, and tight bathroom sealing jobs where precision matters.

Q&A

Maintenance Tips

• Keep surfaces dry after use: Allow a full 24 hours cure time before exposing to water for maximum waterproof strength.
• Clean regularly: Wipe sealed areas (tubs, sinks, showers) with mild soap and water to prevent soap scum and mold buildup.
• Inspect every 6–12 months: Look for cracks, gaps, or peeling—especially around tubs, sinks, and tile joints.
• Avoid harsh cleaners: Bleach-heavy or abrasive chemicals can weaken silicone over time.
• Maintain good ventilation: Reduce moisture buildup in bathrooms to extend mold resistance performance.
• Check adhesion areas: If edges start lifting, remove and reapply fully—silicone works best when not patched over old caulk.
• Prevent standing water: Keep water from pooling directly on caulked seams for longer life.
• Re-caulk when needed: Fully replace deteriorated sections to maintain a continuous waterproof seal.