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Posted by J.A. Michel on November 30, 2007, 9:34 pm
>I just used some elsewhere outdoors where it is reaching 0 celsius now.
>But
> I had some I wiped on a piece of paper in the garage, where it doesn't get
> into single digits celsius, and its still gooey after several days. So I
> still have a couple of jobs to do, and I bought and was planning on using
> Silicone GE II for.
>
> (i) On the roof, between the (std. asphalt residential) shingles and the
> aluminum siding to fill a 3/4" gap that has creaped away from the last
> caulking there.
>
> (ii) Between the new walls and ceiling I just installed in the basement
> shower. It hasn't been used in years and probably won't for years to
> come.
> So there will be time to dry, but still. Its just a small square unit,
> and
> the wall and ceiling panels are above the unit. Some splash will make its
> way to the joints between the panels and the unit (maybe 6' high) and the
> rest of the joints are above that and is just going to be humid.
>
> Just wondering if its too soft? ie need another type for these jobs? eg
> exchange for Latex?
>
>
>
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GE caulk is absolute garbage.
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