did anyone tried this product to bathtub holes or cracks
1541198
Might hold for a while, but not for long term. It does not work when exposed to sun light or rain. It will just crack up and wash away.
1395468
I would give it a try. I used it successfully underwater to repair a large crack. Under water it acts a lot like drywall mud. I used a small taping knife to apply and worked it into the concrete. The product did shrink a little when it cured.
895193
I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and this product did nothing to help me. Good luck! I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and... » Read More I used this on two occasions and the results were not good. I too had jets leaking from the original silicone seals used when they were manufactured, and proper repair would have broken the jets and the original tubing would be too short and need to be joined with an extension piece, giving one additional place to leak. Anyhow, I gave it a try and it worked for a few days and started leaking again. One leak was under the middle of the tub base and I never could find it. Found it when I tired of trying to fix it and cut my tub into four sections for ease of disposal! Leaks are a bitch and this product did nothing to help me. Good luck! « Show Less
1507362
I am not sure. My tub is acrylic and it worked well. Maybe test in a small area.
290915
Yes, I've done this. It works well. I do not worry about the bleach residue as it would be so minor in a tub full of water. Bleach baths are actually suggested for some infections, like MSRA, so I doubt the miniscule amount that might be left behind inside a bath toy will hurt anything. Also, the chlorine in pools is basically bleach.
2256098
I wouldn't count on it. It wouldn't even seal a gutter like they show on TV. Total fraud! For the crack get some Plastic Epoxy at Lowes or Ace Hardware. I used it to seal crack in sailboat. Good Luck!
2050873
No. I've had no cracks appear. I have to say I wash my bottle by hand so unless I drop it I'm not expecting to see cracks anytime soon.
1814735
Don't know I used this product on my outside fish pond to fill cracks in waterfall between rocks
741513
Yes, it should work very well. I used the kit to repair a cracked fiberglass bathtub.
2242041
I soaked it in my bathtub! lol Worked well, but lost a few small pieces of the insert bamboo :( haven't steamed with it yet to see how well it works, it is a birthday gift for my daughter
1797475
I used it on a heavily rust stained fiberglass/plastic bathtub. I had tried many other surface cleaners claiming rust stain removal. The best, with much work, got the tub fairly clean. I was afraid that something that worked as good as Goof Off, claimed would damage the surface. With not much more than spray it on & wipe it off, the tub was back to its bright white & no damage to the tub surface. Miracle of miracles.
1477910
sorry I don't know that I got it to put in a damp area under the tub. I am not knocking the product, it worked OK #1 for me
1763551
It worked for me on a bathtub that had excessive buildup. It took more elbow grease, and I used some LimeAway. I think I went through about 4 of the pads, but it worked when nothing else seemed to work, or at least not as well. Hope this helps.
1288831
Yes, but it's a chore. Use a straight edge razor ... Carefully loosen two SMALL sections of opposing corners ... Careful not to scratch the tub ... Once you have a small section up ... Loosen as much as possible ... spray at the glue with windex (anything with alcohol) and keep working it ... use a plastic spackle knife and keep at it ...
733659
I would guess yes. Try it in a test spot first. It does wear off over time but it takes a couple years depending on how much abuse the tub gets.
517240
That type of surface is not mentioned in the literature provided, so I wouldn't try it. However, I believe there is special paint for bathtubs. I recommend you ask you local home improvement store.
220554
I really don't know if it would do all that. Probably worth a try. I'd call Kohler and ask if there's another product they have that would restore the shine. We had an old bathtub and ended up having it recoated. Looks fantastic.