the base (pedistal) of my toilet has a small hairline crack -about 2.5 ". would this product work to stop this from spreading?
1496835
I believe it will but it must be applied evenly and quickly or else it will dry bumpy and slightly raised. The contents of the product has to be mixed and it dries very quickly. You might have better success with a product that is like putty. Hope this helps.
1496836
I am not sure, it might. I used it to try to cover a tiny nick inside the toilet bowl, but it did not last.
1496837
Can't help you. We used this on a b I g chip on a kitchen sink. Ended up replacing sink because damage was too great. Sorry.
570721
Unfortunately, about 6 months after application in my bathtub I got a small peel which eventually turned into a large peel and we ended up replacing the bath tub...... It could have been that I didn't get that area as clean as I should have. Not sure, but I may have to re-evaluate my review. I don't know about a toilet, might be worth a try but I would check with the manufacturer for a definitive answer.
711279
It would be hard to apply if the grout is not smooth. It would if the grout that's cracked is not too deep.
131627
Try using a really good plunger first. This does the job but it could scratch the the toilet bowl a bit. Anyway, it is cheaper than a plumber.
530267
That is exactly what I used it for! I put a little too much and had to shave it down with a file. I would advise to try a use a small amount at a time
781169
I have used mine after a years time, and did not have any trouble spreading it. Perhaps you could put the tube in a bowl of hot water for a few minutes and see it that helps.
1316001
I'm not a plumber, however I understand that slow-flushing toilets are generally related to mineral deposits, which this will not resolve. Also, when it arrived there was a sticky on the container indicating that it is not designed for home use.
100119
I applied this product directly to the toilet and flushed it to the sewer line, I can't tell weather it will damage concrete or not. Sorry about that!
1438598
My toilet seat is lifted by atleast 3 inches, if I tighten all the screws. I have to leave the screws loose to have it some place to relax if someone sits on the seat. If I tighten the screws to its max, it makes a cracking sound and I fear it will break. I'm not sure if I can treat it differently.
1215850
I replaced the toilet, so the Bemis no longer fit. I actually gave it to someone else who wanted it. Before that, I cleaned it with Clorox to ensure it was completely clean. It did not appear to cause any type of damage or discoloration. This is anecdotal evidence and not a scientific experiment, but it was not a problem for me.
725650
I guess that depends what you need it to do? I'm using it on my waterbed.I wanted to make the bed firmer. Size is no problem as it should spread and stretch with no problem.
2035240
It might work if you first fill the larger gap with little pieces of wood mixed with glue, then letting it dry up. Only then you can fill the top part of the crack with Plastic Wood, let it dry then sand & finish. Good luck!!
2105470
It measures approx. a little less than 5 inches from the floor to the center, It will probably work you may have to use a spacer or a fluid master toilet bowl gasket which has some adjustment because it is plastic with o-rings
2037333
No cracking whatsoever. We've had the bidets on four commodes and had one ill fitting seat that was very old. We bought a new one and bidet fits tightly now.
530269
yes absolutely. that's what it was made for- smaller hairline cracks. while the product does cure underwater, it works best if left to air dry for 24 hours, where feasabile.
1467030
I would return it. There are no visible seams, so it is probably a hairline crack.
2182974
I really don't know but I would never call this mild. I would not try it. I tried to clean the loot around the toilet with it and it took away some of my grout and seal around the toilet. So better not take a chance.