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(More customer reviews)I'm sure this is a great calk as far as vinyl adhesive calks go, what with the mold-resistance. It bonds fine. It's very easy to work with. But vinyl adhesive calks are too brittle when cured if you have a joint that is at all flexible, for example a formica panel, or something that expands a lot with temperature changes.
This is common knowlege for some people, but producers should really indicate better on the labels what the calk is and is not good for, perhaps suggesting one of their other formulations.
If you need something that can flex, look for a pure vinyl or silicon calk. The former is easier to work with (stretches like mozzerella) but getting harder to find on shelves these days -- that does emit a LOT of fumes.
Ingredients of this calk: ethyline glycol, phthalate esters, n-butyle acetate, vinyl acetate, acetaldehyde, formaldehyde, ehtyl acrylate, acrylonitrile, acrylamide, crystalline silica -- you'll want to keep the room ventilated for weeks afterwards.
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