Versachem75009 Flowable Windshield Silicone - 1.5 oz.

This is the most cost effective of the flowable silicones. It performs perfectly. It flows, and cures as well as any. I have never experienced curing in the tube which is a result of good stock management. For whose who have not had any experience with this medium, note that the flow rate on horizontal surfaces is almost imperceptible. It continues to flow slowly, for some minutes as the viscosity steadily increases. The tube says that it dries in one hour, and cures in 24 hours. "Dry" means that it can be touched, but full strength requires a complete cure.

Our car windshield had a leak where the gasket meets the car body. I cleaned the seam with lacquer thinner and laid a line of this silicone into the seam, it flowed right in. Let it cure and it hasn't leaked in months.

For my 1998 Ranger window seals which were going to very costly to replace this was a great alterative as well easy to use and a great value.

Seems to work well with no mess

My car had a long hairline cracked windshield last year and cost me arm and leg last year because it is a new car. Unfortunately, after I replaced the windshield, i got hit again with the small rock while driving on high way.. this time it gave me one bulls eye at the bottom and 3 inch hairline crack on the right hand side. i was so mad and sad at the same time... and I am not going to replace it again since i already spent lots of $ on it plus it didn't block my visibility,I brought to glass repair and was told that it was not possible to repair. And I decided to get this product to give it try.I put them to cover the cracked area. (yes it will look ugly.. better than expanding cracks I hope) So, far, after it is dried out, it is like jello like substance covered the whole area. Hopefully there is no air getting in. So, in winter time, I will be sure if this thing works. After after next March, if my cracks didn't expand, I would give this more stars..... will wait and see.

Eureka! The leak, she is fixed... Every leak is different but this product is likely to work if applied to the proper spot. It will follow the water path and seal the leak. Good luck.

This is a fairly large tube, hence you would expect to be able to re-cap and re-use it numerous times, but this isn't the case. Because the cap broke, the silicone dries and the opening is clogged. Once its clogged, its hard to clear, therefore I had to cut into the tube to squeeze some out. Its basically a waste of money because I had to throw the entire tube away after cutting into it.

Worked well on my rear window. It flows a bit too much for the gap I was using it on but did it’s job well. Set up quickly.

I used this sealant to repair a leak at the top of my car windscreen a few months back, it worked a treat and even with all the bad weather over the last couple of months it's been fine.

Used it to seal windscreen it did a great job

Tried to use this sealant to fix a leak around a windscreen but the liquid sealant was not very runny and sat on the surface more like a conventional bathroom silicon sealant and didn't flow into the joint. I wanted something more liquid that would penetrate down into the gap, set and seal fine leak paths. Instead it just sat there on top in the shape it came out of the nozzle.