Do you think it will work to repair a crack in an RV shower base around the drain?
321530
not sure, it depend on the base material, I m not familiar with RV shower base.
321531
Hey K.O, I don't think this welder would be beneficial it is made for repairing hobie kayaks which are type 2 plastic so the gun is made to reach that certain temperature for molding that type of plastic and what not. So therefore I would not purchase this welder for that issue.
321532
Hi KO, it depends on the type of plastic used in the shower pan. It will work for more than just the HDPE plastic of a Kayak, but you need to know the exact type you are repairing so you get the right type of filler rods and use the proper techniques. Check out the Urethane Supply Company website for more welders, more types of filler rods, and instructional videos and how to videos.
718752
Unlikely. Because the hose retracts the repair would have to accommodate the shrinkage. Best not to stretch the hose once fully engaged with water. It could spring a leak from where it is attached to the outside sprocket.
1793310
Not sure, as I have only used it on rv... if its a metal roof it should work... for small patch.
1257863
Yes it would as the silicone in it would prevent any water from getting in , also depends how big your Crack is .
1894687
Item has not been used for that purpose but, my daughter who is a plumber says that it will certainly find a stud behind tile!! I hope this is helpful!!!
2141305
No. Unless u use those glad sticky strips. But I think any drilling would crack it.
447461
It may depend on the size of the hole. I was able to fix the spot where the porcelain enamel chipped off from my iron sink. Although the area was about a few inches wide, it was not too deep.
1906453
i would not know for sure but the purpose of this piece is to go directly into mud/cement in old walls. that being siad if t e tub surround is tight to the wall behind it I would give a shot. I think that is only way to be certain.
971845
It might work. It's probably worth a try. Make the repair from the inside of the gutter where it's leaking. Use some coarse steel wool to rough up the area befor applying the putty otherwise it might not stick. Good luck
1461330
I guess that would work, if it has a shower head like the one showing. Good Luck
1849811
I used it for a bulls eye chip and it worked well. I don't know if it will fix a crack but think it probably will not. I would try it as an experiment before getting a new winshield.
1397424
I'd try it. I have since used it to fabricate a missing dishwasher rack wheel. It has held up to the weight and the heat so far. Clean the area well...mix the product well...and let sit to cure for 12 hours...not sure if it will hold under that kind of pressure .
440950
Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the same time. Good luck! Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the... » Read More Yeah, I would think it should work pretty good for that. You might need to pour water in it at the same time to help break it loose. My sewer line was clogged with egg shells about 20' down. I had to give it a good push but it broke through and haven't had a problem since. A gutter clog should be similar. That's a great idea. I'll have to remember that one!Edit: I just reread your question. Dirt underground...it might work depending on how much dirt is down there. It has an auger type bit on it so I would think it's definitely worth a shot. Just run lots of water down at the same time. Good luck! « Show Less
266294
Mine went into rail. A high bond tape may work for some applications. Given the moisture and cleaning chemicals used in showers I doubt high bond tape would have lasted on my shower door.
1849309
I would imagine as long as the shower or sink is turned off I suppose so. I personally wouldn't use anything electric around running water since that creates a grounding path, and could cause an electrocution. I used a cordless drill since that's what I had. It doesn't make a big wet mess behind the head but rotationally it can spray a lot.
721011
I would think it would. I used it for protecting a chrome shower rack and it worked nicely. But I would be sure to clean the surface as best you can. If it is rusty, I would use sandpaper to smooth the finish, and then wipe clean. Best of luck. Betty in Franklin, TN
921111
Mine cracked and I used duct tape but eventually water got in so I had to replace it. If it's a small crack you could try super glue.