can this be applied over silicone
75217
I believe it can be applied over almost anything, its a thick solution almost like a very thick Vaseline that never completely hardens. I brushed it in aggressively into every seam in my asphalt shingles and it worked. Better to apply at room temperature at least, much easier that way, I learned that lesson when I applied some in freezing temperatures. Good luck.
783551
Silicone doesn't stick very well to plastic. If it sticks at all try using a long (about 2 inch) drywall screw to extract it. You can even put the screw into the nozzle while the silicone is still gooey and let it harden. Then removal is easy.
514805
it is workable but i agree that application might not be as good because of the expected moisture. the silicone with moisture and mold resistance will be easier to work with and clean up after putting the cover plate back on.
2052132
I haven't yet tried it over acrylic...Thanks for asking I will surely try this and see if it works better.
1676033
Silicone all the way around the glass,top,bottom, and sides before you mount it. Otherwise it usually will let moisture in I have a 20 that leaks because I didnt do this first hope it helps.
688633
I am sure you could, but I don't think it will be strong enough and will eventually come off. I would get a product that was silicone based and takes glass. This is great for wood, plastic on wood but glass on glass, I will not recommend it. But I will say, this is still a very good product for many many uses.
745524
It works well on pure silicone. It might work on some silicone blends, but probably not nearly as well. A lot of exterior/interior house caulking are acrylic base and I don't think this would be the product for those types. I think the "big box" lumber stores have a remover for acrylic latex caulk .
839520
Nope. Silicone must be removed. Curses to anyone who used silicone as it is a PITA :(
2092936
I would not recommend it. From experience, this glue will separate from adjoining parts if not prepped properly. Recommend using a clear silicone...
1109559
Yes. The whole entire thing is silicone. It's quite flexible but maintains its shape well. Though I've not used it extensively, some silicone items I have do start to lose their shape with frequent use.
1882299
I don't own one of these, but have owned silicone bakeware in the past, and have had mixed results with it. Silicone is a good insulator of heat, and so you'll likely need to increase the recipe temperature slightly (if it's still in the tolerable range of the material, which I believe is 450 for silicone bakeware, but don't quote me on that.) When you bake with it, like any silicone item, you'll want to place it on a cookie sheet, and use plenty of Baker's Joy or Pam with flour, or grease and flour, as this is NOT non stick by any means. Hope this helps!
626928
I tried putting a pot of boiling water on it and that didn't seem to do it any harm. Silicone can be quite heat tolerant but I'm not sure if this particular item would stand up to oven temperatures.
1485946
It is not water soluble. I don't know if it is silicone based. I use it on rubber gaskets in the pool equipment and on the plastic fittings etc. The unscrew easily afer the season.
422761
I would not recommend using this on a surface you would cook with because of the silicon coating it leaves behind.
477815
I'm not an expert on Silicone but I think it sounds like a good idea - It is non porous and heat resistant so should work - I'm using it in my artwork as a heat resistant, non-stick surface with a glue gun.
158970
It seems that a silicone spray would leave a residue. This does not. I applied last year to a trampoline cover in El Paso, TX (the Sun City, home of the Sun Bowl) and my cover did fine. Will reapply this year.
2181111
Hello! I checked the label and doesn't say anything about silicone. Good luck!