SONNEBORN 1025616 One Part Urethane NP1 Sealant, Aluminum Gray

I ordered this to seal up a poorly done basement drain following a disaster. I had 2 feet of water in my basement because the house flippers did a crap job. As a result, I was tasked with fixing their mistake. A lot of reviewers had received old product or product that was already solid. Mine arrived fresh and worked to properly seal up the cracks in my cement floor around the new drain that I had installed. The home is over 100 years old so the basement concrete has to be at least that old as well. It had no problems holding and properly sealing everything off. I'd definitely recommend this to anyone needing to do work on porous surfaces because this holds up like a champ.

I used it to repair a broken button on a toy because manufacturer refuse to sell me replacement part because somehow I might injure myself replacing a broken button. Anyway I needed something that would bond plastic to tin/aluminum and would hold up to lots of vibration because my child likes to pound on the buttons. I have read that epoxy is not good for fixing things that will experience lots of vibrations. The repair is holding up well. This stuff is thick and I had to use a high thrust ratio (18:1) caulk gun to dispense it. I used the remainder to seal cracks in the patio cement. Very useful.

I've used tons and tons of caulks in my day. This is the only kind that actually lasts. I use it on my roof and outside and it holds up for years without cracking or peeling as long as you make sure you clean the surface from oils. It's the only caulk I use when I need a caulk that works.

I should have listened to the other customers who gave this product a 1 star! I don't know if my tube expired but it was virtually impossible to squeeze out of the tube. Returned all of them and purchased a different brand. Very disappointing!

This is a good urethane chalk. Unlike latex chalks, it does not shrink and crack. As noted by other reviewers, it will dry-up in tube and the customer has no way of knowing if you are buying a fresh product since there is no manufacture date or expiration date.UPDATE: January 11, 2019: I contacted the manufacture to determine if product is within the useable date. They said this product is only good within one year of the manufacture date which can be determined by the (batch code) which is on every tube. The batch code is located at the bottom outside of tube or the inner metal cap. The code usually starts with 3R- and a series of four numbers. The first number represents the year, if it is an 8 it means year 2018. The next three numbers ( 1 thru 365) is the day of the year it was manufactured.I ordered a tube in 2018 that was 7 months old and it was so far gone that it would barely push out of the tube. I thought a would take a chance and ordered another tube this month and it was 9 months old and in worse shape than the previous tube. I was able to get a refund on this last tube.I believe the one year shelf life is only if item is stored at room temperature. If item is stored in a hot warehouse during summer months, the shelf life is more like six months.

I used this to seal a joint on my steel porch where the steel meets the wood along a 30' span. NO LEAKS. Woks great. This stuff sticks and seals on wood, steel, plastic, conctete, stucco, etc. The only thing it won't seal on is air, water, or dirt. LOL. AWESOME product.

Tubes were fresh

After a few days it hardens. Ran before that happened. Used it to seal my camper windows. Looks like a child did it. I'll have to go back and trim it off. Done in shade mid morning warm day but not Hot !