Dap Inc 8725 Clear Silicone Sealant 9.8 Oz Kitchen Bath

Product Description

The DAP INC 8725 is a flexible, clear silicone sealant designed for kitchen and bath applications where a durable, watertight seal is required. Packaged in a 9.8 oz cartridge, it bonds to non-porous surfaces and resists mildew growth over time. The clear formulation blends discreetly with most finished surfaces, making it a practical choice for trim-out and finish work in residential plumbing and tile installations. Licensed plumbers, tile setters, and finish contractors typically reach for this product when sealing around fixtures, countertops, and backsplash areas where moisture exposure is constant.

This sealant is suited for interior wet-area applications including kitchen sink perimeters, bathtub surrounds, shower enclosures, and plumbing fixture bases. It adheres to ceramic tile, porcelain, glass, and similar non-porous substrates commonly found in residential and light commercial bathroom and kitchen environments. The flexible silicone formulation accommodates minor substrate movement without cracking or losing adhesion, which is a practical advantage in areas subject to thermal cycling or vibration from water supply lines.

Key Features

• Watertight seal on non-porous surfaces including ceramic tile and plumbing fixtures
• Mildew-resistant formulation for long-term performance in wet areas
• Clear finish blends with most grout, caulk lines, and fixture finishes
• Flexible silicone chemistry accommodates minor joint movement without cracking
• 9.8 oz cartridge fits standard caulk guns for controlled application

Compatibility

Designed for use on non-porous surfaces typical of kitchen and bath installations, including ceramic tile, porcelain, and plumbing fixtures.

Installation Notes

Surface must be clean, dry, and free of old sealant, grease, and soap residue before application. Plumbers and tile contractors should apply using a standard caulk gun with a smooth, consistent bead and tool the joint before the sealant skins. Allow full cure time before exposing the joint to water. Follow local plumbing and building codes for sealant use in wet areas.