Could this be used on an acrylic shower to prevent or slow soap scum build up?
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Hi Joseph, The EnduroShield for Glass kit really needs an actual glass substrate in order to work how we would expect. While there can be some benefit on an acrylic surface, as the product is not designed for acrylic we would not be able to guarantee how well it would work, nor how long it might last. If you have any other questions feel free to give us a call or send an email, Thanks, The EnduroShield Team
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It is recommended by the manufacturer that whink only be used on porcelain surfaces. I have used it on my fiberglass shower with no ill effect, and good results.
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I think it works well for removal of soap scum as long as you do not let it build up to thick of a layer!
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Absolutely, but I would HIGHLY recommend you clean the surfaces to be adhered first with acetone to make sure there is no existing soap residue or contaminants, as well as try to clamp in place for a number of hours to ensure good bonding. depending on the strip design, you could use a long strip of 1x2" wood with C-clamps to hold at ends and middle and "sandwich" the plastic strip between the wood and shower door.... then remove the C-clamps and wood, and you wouldn't have issue. Very strong bond when surfaces cleaned and clamped to set.
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The shower wall needs to be flat, and made of none-porous material. The surface must be clean. A drop of soap spread on the suction cup may help the cup stick.
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There are 4 horizontal drainage slits that are about 2 inches long, so I surmise a soap bar would be OK. I use mine more as a shelf in my shower than for holding soap.
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Yes, but you will still want to move this farther away from the shower head. I had placed mine on the same wall as the shower head but decided to move them to a different wall of the shower because I had to switch to Dove soap which "melts" easily. Prior to moving the dish it had been stuck on the wall for 2 years! I also threw a soap saver in the dish since I had one laying around. Not a bit of mushy soap at all. I slide the soap dish off and throw the soap saver and soap dish in the top rack of the dishwasher every couple of months.
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Chances are the soap is too dense for the dispenser, so probably you should empty the soap and let water go through the tracks a bit. Then use it to dispense something thinner.
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I don't know why not, on a glass door. If you really want to try a product like this though.That will help clean and repel future soap & water. Just GET THE REAL THING! RainX! Not some silly pretend junk.Just trying to make a buck off the green craze like so many others.
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I'm using mine to clean and aluminum patio but I wouldn't use it on and acrylic finish, I think the brush bristles are a little to stiff for that purpose. On tile or Marble it would to O.K. but not on what you want to use it for. I would just use a cloth and a bottle of soft scrub, it's like A-Jax only much more mild and won't scratch the finish on the acrylic tub.
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I believe it would work, if it can pump out thick hand soap, then thin hand sanitizer should be no problem.
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Possibly, but the dispenser would be slick, it is a clear hard acrylic/plastic, so only if you could stand it on something solid. It could probably hold a bar of soap standing up where the scrubber would go, and when the soap was wet I think it would become messy in the holder - there is only one dispenser so you could not use liquid soap if you are using it for shampoo. I personally would not like it. When you use dishwashing liquid it usually stands on a solid sink and you do not hold the bottle with wet hands.
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We used it on a fiberglass shower with a bumpy surface. It works well, but needs to be reapplied after many uses. I would buy it again. It was worth it.
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Hmm, not sure about soap scum. I have used this to eradicate scratch marks on my cast iron kitchen sink. It works amazingly well. Have you tried baking soda for the soap scum? This has worked for me. It is a great mild abrasive. Does take some elbow grease.
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I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
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It should be fine. The openings are pretty large and should allow a dish or hand soap to flow. You could always water the soap down a bit as well.
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Pretty sure it should be safe. Seems like the same thing as dish type pads that you use on teflon that wont scratch it. Didn't scratch my polished acrylic shower. I would check on one little area though & scrub with it to be sure.