A. No, paint will not adhere to the silicone. Yes, many sealants are available in custom colors. Refer to GE literature for details. A. Silicone sealants are not recommended for this type of an application. Over time, water will seep into the bond line area and adhesion failure may result.
Acetic acid has a smell similar to vinegar.
The by-product is typically an alkyl alcohol or a methyl alcohol. A. No, silicones are relatively soft materials and are not useful where tampering is expected. A. Tooling time is the time available after a silicone product is dispensed until it begins to cure or 'skin-over' and is no longer available to be properly worked into a joint or into its final position. Each user bears the full responsibility for making its own determination as to the suitability of Supplier's materials, products, services, recommendations or advice for its own particular purpose. Each user must identify and perform tests and analyses sufficient to assure it that its finished parts will be safe and suitable for use under end-use conditions.