Dap Inc 18032 Kwik-seal Tub Tile Caulk 10.1 Oz White

Product Description

The DAP INC 18032 is a 10.1-ounce cartridge of Kwik-Seal tub and tile caulk formulated to bond and seal in wet interior environments. It delivers a durable, watertight seal that remains flexible after cure, making it well suited for the movement and vibration common around bathtubs, shower surrounds, and tile installations. The sealant tools easily with a wet finger or standard caulk tool and cleans up with water before cure. Licensed plumbers and tile contractors reach for this product when finishing tub and shower perimeters where a long-lasting, mildew-resistant seal is required.

This caulk is intended for residential interior wet areas including bathtubs, shower pans, tile surrounds, countertop backsplashes, and sink perimeters. The white finish blends with standard ceramic and porcelain tile grout lines. Because the cured sealant is paintable, it can also be used at wall-to-floor junctions or other interior joints where the finished color will be top-coated. It is sold individually and is also available in cases of 12 units.

Key Features

• Watertight, flexible seal resists cracking and separation at tub and tile joints
• Mildew-resistant formulation suited for continuously wet bathroom environments
• Paintable after cure for use at primed interior joints
• Water cleanup before cure — no solvents required
• Tools easily with standard caulk finishing tools or a wet finger
• 10.1-ounce cartridge fits standard caulk guns

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement sealant for standard tub, shower, and tile caulking applications in residential interior construction and renovation.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed plumbers, tile setters, or qualified DIYers completing finish work. Remove all old caulk and clean the joint thoroughly before applying; any soap film, mildew, or loose debris will compromise adhesion. Apply the sealant in a continuous bead, tool immediately, and allow full cure before exposing the joint to water. Follow local plumbing and building codes for required sealant locations in wet areas.