Locktite is now owned by Henkel. There has been some renaming, and it appears that the use of the name "Polyseamseal" has changed substantally.
In http://www.loctiteproducts.com/sealants.shtml see the "*POLYSEAMSEAL ORIGINAL FORMULA" note at the bottom of the first picture 5 tubes of "Loctite 2 in 1 Seal & Bond". You would think that asterisk would match up with something else on the page, but it does not. I would guess that "Loctite® 2 in 1™ Seal & Bond Tub & Tile" would be the equivalent to the familiar POLYSEAMSEAL pictured below, but I don't know for sure.
Picture is from https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/caulk-toilet-to-floor.860/
Further see farther down that Loctite Products page, the Loctite® Acrylic Caulk with Silicone, Loctite 100% Silcone, and Loctite Painter's Caulk each show POLYSEAMSEAL on their tubes. They are the only ones.
For DAP, http://www.dap.com/products/caulkssealants/kitchen-bath-plumbing/ shows several products. I don't know which of them would be best for toilet bases.
It is the only one that came up when I searched for "toilet" on their website, but Larry S (below) found others. I think his Kwik Seal or KS Plus choice would be better than the one I had found.
In http://www.loctiteproducts.com/sealants.shtml see the "*POLYSEAMSEAL ORIGINAL FORMULA" note at the bottom of the first picture 5 tubes of "Loctite 2 in 1 Seal & Bond". You would think that asterisk would match up with something else on the page, but it does not. I would guess that "Loctite® 2 in 1™ Seal & Bond Tub & Tile" would be the equivalent to the familiar POLYSEAMSEAL pictured below, but I don't know for sure.
Picture is from https://terrylove.com/forums/index.php?threads/caulk-toilet-to-floor.860/
Further see farther down that Loctite Products page, the Loctite® Acrylic Caulk with Silicone, Loctite 100% Silcone, and Loctite Painter's Caulk each show POLYSEAMSEAL on their tubes. They are the only ones.
For DAP, http://www.dap.com/products/caulkssealants/kitchen-bath-plumbing/ shows several products. I don't know which of them would be best for toilet bases.
It is the only one that came up when I searched for "toilet" on their website, but Larry S (below) found others. I think his Kwik Seal or KS Plus choice would be better than the one I had found.
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