Liquid Nails Acoustical 28 oz. White Interior Sound Reducing Sealant

We live in an old 1950's house, and it was absolutely riddled with gaps around windows, walls/baseboards, doors, etc. We also live in a neighborhood that's gotten incredibly noisy the past year or so. Less considerate families moving in, leaving dogs out, screaming at each other at night, buying illegally modified cars and revving them all hours of the day, etc. Sealing every gap I could find between the walls and baseboards and around the window trim in every room has taken over two tubes (we have enormous original picture windows), but it has absolutely taken the top end off of all those annoying sounds. It all sounds a farther away, and it's now easier to mask the remaining sound with white noise and such. Beyond that, it's great that it's so foolproof to apply. It cleans up well with just water. You can touch it up weeks later if necessary, it layers over itself well. It dries quickly enough to not have to worry about accidentally bumping it a couple hours later, but it stays pliable long enough that you have plenty of time to tool it smooth. It works on baseboards, on windows, on probably just about anything you need a flexible caulk for. (Though since it isn't rated for outdoor use, I'd probably not use it anywhere humid like a bathroom.) The durability seems good as well. It's given us our sanity back. And it's made the house so much more comfortable and energy efficient with all the drafts gone. I wish we had used this years ago.

I've enjoyed using this product over Green Glue sealant. Its effectiveness compared to green glue is negligible. Unless you're fine tuning a space for a profession, I'm fairly confident the majority of people will see no performance difference between this and the Green Glue sealant (3x the price).

Personally, I think this one is better than DAP's. After opening it, you can store it somewhere dry and cool and the caulk will still be pliable. It won't dry out and harden like the DAP caulk of the similar product. This one, it'll probably take at least 3-4 days for the caulk to fully cure and harden. Used it for cracked tiles and sealing exterior and interior windows where the sills have cracked or a small gap. Can also be painted over once it's fully cured.

I can't comment on its acoustical properties yet but as caulk it dispensed and went on OK.

I ordered one bottle and it came damaged/defective, with the foil punctured and bent nozzle. Bottle also just looked like an old design. I figured mistakes happen, and got a refund and tried ordering another one. Still received an old style bottle and caulk was dried up on inside again. Pretty unfortunate

No leaking

We used this on door jams, some roof/wall seals. Easy to use clean up is pretty easy, wet ragg works. Its been few months and its still holding good. The price is real good imo, And with all the variations ive used it on and it worked good on all of them. I have to give 5 stars. Recommend.

better than green glue. stays rubbery. great for sound proofing