can you use this on glass shower doors
348822
I have never used this on shower doors (Don't have them) but have used them on windows. I can't see that there is much difference. I hope this helps.
2072725
I used the product on a garage door and it does help. It might work better on glass but won't look very good.
2265446
I think it does - I use it on the glass doors in my shower and it works great there!
1696393
Dear Kristie, I have bought this wonderful Astonish Cleaning paste for my porcelain Stove tops and for cleaning my pots and pans. I never used it on shower doors, but I would suggest using a tiny little bit on the bottom of the door to see if it takes off any build-up. I really like it even in the kitchen sink it takes off any kind of marks. I love it.
811237
You can get this in larger quantity kits to do larger areas. We used it to do a walk-in shower with two tall glass door about the size of one sliding glass door about 72". But it would work really well I think as it is doing on my shower doors. If it is not a new sliding glass door it will be a little more work to clean it. (the kit comes with everything you will need though). My shower doors were new and it was a piece of cake.
1816959
I am not sure whether this product will remove hard water spots from the glass shower doors but be aware that it may discolor the aluminum which is commonly used in the frames of your shower doors. +1 to the suggestion about adding a small amount to your dishwashing detergent... add to laundry detergent as well.
1877390
from the rain-x website:*Avoid using Rain‑X® Original Glass Water Repellent on plastic shower doors, glass shower doors with etching or frosting, plexiglass and fiber glass*Avoid using Rain‑X® Original Glass Water Repellent on any plastic surfaces, including motorcycle windshields, ATVs and solar panels
346688
This product, if mixed to the proper specifications, should work really well on your shower doors. I don't have doors to my shower but its cleaned the fiberglass unit I have with great results.
346685
We don't have glass doors, just shower curtains, but it gets hard water buildup off our brushed nickel faucets. Honestly, I'd personally try straight or diluted vinegar first, but this would be a good, non-toxic option to try if that doesn't help.
210751
I've not used it on glass. What I have used has dried clear. Sorry I can't answer your question.
1681994
It worked well on light scratches on the glass of my front door. I would imagine it would work on your glasses
705002
It probably could be cut off with a sharp utility knife, but those wipe keep water from splashing out underneath the door so you may not want to cut them off. If your shower door is framed, are you sure this will fit? This product is intended for unframed glass doors.
48710
I've tried it on my glass shower doors twice and the rain-x seems to work fine IF I squeegee the doors frequently after showers. Hard water and soap scum does not just run off but it does seem easier to get it off with the rain-x. A lot of work getting the doors clean enough for the rain-x application because if they aren't crystal clean you're wasting your time.
961363
I don't know. Have not used it on shower doors but I do ues it on the mirrors. In the bath room and it works great on all that glass.
19875
I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
1603620
YES! It's an adhesive that sticks really well, but can also be removed and put back if you make a mistake when putting it on. I put it on my bathroom window which is in the shower stall and the film has not budged even with the water and steam from the shower. I also used them on my front door panes and it looks beautiful. I would recommend this product to anyone and definitely purchase it again myself.
1697758
I do not about shower but I have used it on my vehicle windows it worked OK, but the way you have to make the mixture and getting it to the right consistency takes a lot of time and patients. I only tried to use a couple of times and finely gave up If you can find a solution that you can be use with out mixing you would get the job done more quickly.