own nearly new running shoes that, as a result of shrinkflation? included foamy soles behind a thin rubber coating covering the plastic foundation. The fact that I wore them to the track meant that the bottoms had enough wear and tear to warrant replacement, but the tops were practically brand new, having only been worn maybe six times. It pulled off after I used another product. I took this and started dabbing at the soles, creating small spikes or spots with the tube. I didn't want to disturb them while I was working, so I let them dry for 48 hours, and the adherence is excellent! It feels like a fresh pair of running shoes and is quite grippy. I was slipping all over the asphalt and sidewalks, but now I can wear them TO the track, and they work fine on the rubberized track too. With this kind of use, one tube will last me for a very long time. Although I haven't used it for leaks or home repairs, I assume it will be useful in such situations as well. Thumbs up twice!

I tried resealing the aquarium instead of buying a new one when my turtle tank started to leak because the problem wasn't with the tank itself—rather, it was just a leaky seal. I'm glad I got two aquarium sealant tubes, and I found a youtube video that helped me with the procedure. The hardest and longest part of the operation was scraping off all of the old sealer. The sealant was easy to apply, but it needs to be done fast because it will solidify in a matter of minutes. I did this indoors because it's winter, so the vapors were intense. If at all feasible, try to operate in a ventilated space! This is a time-consuming technique that requires patience: scrape off the old sealant, wash, seal, let set, and then wash again. In the end, everything went well, and our turtle is swimming in his tank with happiness once more! Much less expensive than buying a brand-new aquarium!

My HVAC condensator leaked, which caused a terrible mess because it was below freezing for a spell. I bought this. When I used this, I was shocked to see that the leak seemed to be largely stopped. I turned off the equipment while the device was still in use and let it drain, albeit more slowly now that the silicone sealant was doing a decent job. I turned off the equipment and let it drain until it stopped, at which point I added more. As stated in the box, I let it stay for a full day. I went through the same procedure again because it spilled further up this time, applying it to any area that seemed suspect for a leak. Give it one more day to sit. After turning on the air conditioning, I noticed that there were no leaks left. I appreciate your amazing product and would use it once more as well as suggest it to others for leaks and other situations when a transparent sealant is required. Application Ease: Well, it was fairly simple, but since I'm absolutely not an expert at correcting things, it looked pretty bad. It didn't matter how it appeared, and I