ive got a 10-oz container of white caulk-- about 2/3 full, but i think the caulk at the tip of the bottle has hardened (even though i had the caulk stored in a bag) so the caulk won't come out. if you have some kind of a drill or long, pointy object i think you could get it going again, because it seems that the caulk inside the tube is still good. FYI this is the type of caulk bottle that's made for use in a caulking gun.
I also have a 1-gallon drum of white house paint (eggshell), about 1/3 full... but the paint has thickened from to a caulk-like/pastey texture. Not good for painting walls but maybe good for some kind of craft project.
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