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You know the stuff:


It's not that I hate it, but what I hate is buying a new tube for a project and using 2%, then the stuff in the neck dries when you need it again. You have to dig it out to get back to useable RTV. That usually only works once or twice.

Any solutions to this? I wouldn't mind if you could buy 1oz tubes and expect to throw it away after each project. But at $7 for a 3oz tube, it sucks throwing the tube away after using only 30% of the RTV and wasting the time to dig out the dried stuff each time.

Someone has to have an ingenious way to save it!?!?

You could always start more projects...

LOL! Great logic! If only I had the time.

Maybe take off the extended neck and put the short cap back on the tube when you're done with it.

Viperwolf1 wrote:Maybe take off the extended neck and put the short cap back on the tube when you're done with it.

That may have been what happened to the current tube?!? But the extended neck is long gone.

ask around a bit.................I always just use a little more than necessary which seems to solve that problem

There is a version that is loaded into a shortened caulking gun. I throw a piece of tape and cap on it and reuse as needed. IΓÇÖll look for a pic.

Please! That would be awesome! Investing in a small gun may be worth it if I can use most of the tube.

Here it is, Amazon also sells it in the caulking gun.


https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/PTW7652 ... ight+stuff

Thanks! Will dig into it!

Kinder wrote:Here it is, Amazon also sells it in the caulking gun.


https://www.napaonline.com/en/p/PTW7652 ... ight+stuff

Jeff uses that much right stuff just seal the threads on his flex plate bolts.

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I do the same thing as Phil. No issues with it drying out.

I have two tubes that are about 1 or 2 years old that I have caps on them and no issues


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I am doing something wrong, or just not using it fast enough.

Jesus_man wrote:I am doing something wrong, or just not using it fast enough.

I have put some of the sealer in zip locks and capped them and had them last for a long time as well.