Edited Review: Changed rating from 1 star to 5 stars I originally gave this product 1 star because I received a can labeled white, but caulk was CLEAR. After complaining to Amazon and requesting a refund, the seller after reading my original review promptly contacted me and sent me a replacement can which contained the correct WHITE caulk. There was genuine concern on the part of the seller to correct the error and find out which lot number was mislabeled. I have changed my rating to 5 stars. The concept works perfectly since it is easy to use. Since no caulk gun needed. There is adjustable trigger nozzle that works perfectly. Now that I got the correct product, I was able to quickly and easily caulk my bathtub with a minimum of effort. Great product!

I like that you easily control the amount of caulk that is dispensed. In this case, the caulk is clear. It dried fast and looks good.

Haven't used it yet,but it looks like It will be easy, Looks smaller tub. Can't wait to use it.

Once I figured out the way to make it work (don't twist to far past minimal) it worked perfectly. Was tacky within the stated time frame and definitely cured within 24 hours. Stands up to cleaning very well. Definitely made a great seal.

I re-caulked the bath tub, all by myself and it looks great. I was shocked. I have tried to do it before with a caulk gun, what a mess. This time ( I taped where it was going,) twisted Flex and caulked. No caulk gun, which I had a time controlling. With Flex Caulk you are in control, it's very easy to change the amount of caulk you are using, If there is caulk left you can put the top of the tube and use it for another project.

So much easier to use than a caulking gun. More control, less mess. It’s worth the extra cost. Worth every penny.

A bit expensive.....

If you want to re-caulk your bathtub, Flex Caulk is an excellent product. I’ve never done caulking. So I thought I’d try it myself using this product. I bought a caulk scraper n Amazon for under $10. That is essential to remove the old, ugly, blackened caulk. Yes, that’s some hard work which took about 30 minutes of scraping and washing. But once that was done, the flex caulk worked really well. You set the bottle for the lowest bead size. And you just press and move the bottle along the gap where the caulk should go. No, I didn’t do a super professional job. But overall it looks great and much better than before! The problem I had was not consistently just moving across the gap. I stopped a few times, and the caulk can build up in certain spots. Then you need a paper towel to remove it. And you need to wear gloves as caulk is very messy. But if you just glide the bottle and press you will get a beautiful bead. It dries fast. They say 24 hours for complete hardening. And now 90% of my caulking looks great. But there are a few spots where it got a little messy. Overall, I am very pleased with this flex caulk!