It does not crack, does not lose volume.
It is very durable, permanently maintains its elasticity. 
With the help of high movement capability, it can be used at joints and grouts.
It does not lose its function at very high or very low temperatures.
Cures fast. Within hours it reaches to water-proof state.
It is resistant to UV rays and weather conditions.
It can be used both in exteriors and interiors.
Adheres strongly on common building materials (steel, tile, glass, ceramic, painted wood, polyester, etc.)

Joint of wet areas like; bathtubs, showers, sinks, tiles, kitchen countertops, etc.
Wood, plastic, or aluminum windows.
General sealant applications.

Curing Rate: 3-4 mm/day

Density: 1,02 g/lt

Tack-Free Time: 10 minutes

Operating Temperature: -40°C and +180°C

Application Surface Temperature: Between +5°C and +40°C

Shelf Life: 15 months

Volume:  280 ml

Application surfaces should be dry and clean; they should be free from rust, dirt, or grease.
It is recommended to clean and dry nonporous surfaces like tiles and glasses with a thinner-like solvent.
It is recommended to apply a primer on hard-to-stick surfaces.
For a cleaner and more eye-pleasing application masking tape can be used on either side of the joint or grout.

It contains trace amounts of volatile chemicals. During curing, it emits an irritating odor and acetic acid. It should not be breathed for long periods and if used indoors, the place should be well-ventilated. Since it may irritate the skin, contact for long periods should be avoided. Hardened silicone does not carry any health risks.

Since it releases acids, it should not be used on fixating mirrors or on sensitive metals (such as lead, copper, brass, silver).
Not suitable for natural stone or concrete surfaces.
When applied on surfaces that bleed grease, solvents, or plasticizers it loses its adhesion strength in time.
Should not be used at surfaces that will be submerged underwater.
If the expiration date of the silicone used is expired, check if a crust forms in 15 minutes. If so, it can still be used.
Storing above + 35°C will curtail the shelf life of silicones rapidly.