I'm actually looking to sodder the towel bar attached to my shower door that keeps sliding down. Gorilla glue not working. Will this work?
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This is an Electronics Soldering Iron, and is not for the use that you want. I would suggest a very strong Epoxy.
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No. Doesn't the towel bar have a socket head set screw somewhere that you can tighten (to set the height)?
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I did not have a chance to use it because it broke when I used it the first time.
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It should work to hold a towel or two. I wouldn't use it to brace yourself with too much force.
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Our contractor is going to install it this week. He suggested using heavy duty glue with a few finishing nails to hold it from slipping while the glue drys.
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After two showers mine came unstuck from a smooth shower floor.I recleaned the shower floor and reglued with an underwater marine caulking sealant.YOU CAN GET IT AT HARDWARE STORE FOR AROUND SEVEN DOLLARS. Put a bead about 1 inch in around the edges, then a huge x corner to corner then 4 smaller exes inbetween larger x. let set for 24 hrs. mine have been good since March of 2013 with no problems.I also put a Gator grip in my guest shower using the marine underwater caulking.
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I have been unable to get it to adhere to my tile wall for more then a few minutes before it falls down. Has anyone been able to do this successfully?
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Honestly My super did it, but one side comes with an adhesive strip. If not you should find a strong glue, or slide it down your shower door slot...... If it has one. Hope I could help in anyway.
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It might work if you screw it very tight. Wondering if it would hold under pressure of tearing off towels? I guess I'd just be sure to not pull hard or to the side.
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You can by using gorilla glue or crazy glue. I had the same issue and that worked just fine. Haven't had a problem since.
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Yes that's what I do. Make sure the surface is really flat though. I use the glass shower door. The wall seems to be textured enough that it will hold for awhile but then eventually it will pull down.
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The purpose of this tape is to give you a good grip.I sure it could work for monkey bars,but the question would be how]w long would it last.You would have to tape the beginning and the ends with electrical tape to keep the ends from unraveling
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If you rolled your towels up and it may work, is that what you're thinking? Interesting idea. I could try it for you if you want to wait until tomorrow. let me know.
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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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I, unlike the other reviewers, didn't have much luck with it on the shower doors. Stick to wiping them down regularly...and use Magic Bubbles cleaner.
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I thinking the moisture from the shower may prevent it from sticking securely, I guess if your able to screw it into the shower wall, It should work perfectly
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Gorilla glue is a Hyde glue that is why it activates with water.The goof off will work with many uses, Gorilla glue is very tough to get rid of.Good luck.
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I have not tried it on shower doors but it works great on my sliding glass doors.
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If you want to install it on tile, you can but your going to have to drill into your tile and you need to be careful you don't crack the tile when you do. Plenty if information out there on the net on how to drill into tile for install. I had installed this bar in a rental with tile, but I used Gorilla glue to hold it on so that when I left I could take the bar down and scrape off all the glue leaving no evidence behind. It stayed up for about a year and a half, then started to come off so I just glued it back up there again and it stayed for another year and a half until we moved. Came off with a razor blade with no trouble at all. Gorilla glue is not the best job for a permanent install though.
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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.