24' travel trailer. Broke hole in shower/tub with the heel of my foot. hole is approx. 3-4 in in diameter. Will this work fo repair?
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I don't think that would be the best idea. It would make more work for a better repair, having to scrape the very tacky glue. However. it may work for an emergency repair. Otherwise, I would try to match the materials in the shower. Most likely it is a fiberglass resin of sorts. I hope this helps.
2109408
It works on my (shower only no tub) drain that has a diameter of 4.25 inches.
523865
You would be better off to repair it with petex, the wax will just pull out of the gouge.
166669
Sorry, I can't help you. I used the Shoe Goo to reattach some trim around the top of the soles on a pair of boots. I've never tried to repair soles.
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I was unable to patch my air bed mattress with this and the hole was about a half inch. Although it was on a seam area. I ended up buying a new bladder for the air bed.
1107543
Sorry, I have already installed this and the trailer is in storage...possibly Valterra can give you specs...believe this is industry standard for 3" plumbing
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Hi Gregory. Don't know if you've already received a response, but the hole needs to be 3/4".
1111592
This is a standard claw foot tub with 3 3/8" drilled center faucet holes on the tub wall: http://www.vintagetub.com/asp/product_detail.asp?item_no=L54RT3WRBC If it is like your tub and if you remove your faucet, make sure the distance between the center of the two facet holes is 3 and 3/8 of an inch. If so, then the faucet diverter in the kit should fit your tub. Some tubs have the faucets mounted on the top rim of the tub or elsewhere like on a wall next to the tub. The kit is for the tubs like the one on the link.This is a similar 3 3/8" center diverter for this type of clawfoot tub
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Had same problem, couldn't get Kohler tool to work. Ended up cutting bolt with dremel tool. Of course the anchor, which was a well nut, fell inside back of toilet. Even Kohler knows tool may not work because in steps 2 & 3 under anchor removal in instructions for this service kit covers "If using the seat anchor stabilizer tool doesn't work, ...." In my opinion the supplied anchors for replacement aren't adequate. Same as what you find for wall anchors in hardware stores. I guess if the tool did work
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the tubing is aprox. 3 ft and i would not consider it replacable. the only way i can see to lengthen it is to possibly splice it in the center if you can find something to join it leak proof. i would not do it.
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Hello, I would not try to cut out a hole. The length is short enough to be laid down before the drain. Item will not move once tub is cleaned before installing. With regular cleaning mat will last a long time. Suction cups on bottom work well, easy to lift and clean.
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Either a sprayer or a soap dispenser should work in the 4th. (furthest to the right) hole.
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I initially intended to put a heel on, but I ended up just filling in the holes. I think the replacement heel would fit, but it will likely stay on until it wears out because this stuff sticks very well.
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The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I... » Read More The first answer here is good. For a bit more detail on dimensions, look at the Polydome replacement tubs at http://www.polydome.com/wheelbarrow.html. They offer 5.4 and 7.2 cubic foot versions. This one is in between those sizes and is much less expensive. I had a pretty large contractor size tub and this one was a bit smaller, so it didn't fit real well. I took my old tube off and used the holes in the bottom as a template to drill holes in this replacement. I had to bend the arms attached at the front/top to make it fit. I just ordered another one of these tubs to sit in the tub I drilled. That way it is sure not to leak and if it wears out or gets to crusty I can just get another one. « Show Less
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I actually think it will. Our tub is shorter than that, but we did not have it fully extended when we used it. We loved the product, as did our OT and PT. Good luck.
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I had a pretty large hole. I ordered a piece of aluminum and basically patched it on with this stuff. However, I would put it right over a smaller hole. Definitely use brake cleaner (or another really good cleaner) to make sure the surface is clear. I would also invest the few dollars for a small roller (unless you already have one). The roller really made a huge difference in getting it smoothed out and not leaving any air bubbles, etc.
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I don't think so. We have the "plastic" laundry tub with 2 holes; the handyman drilled a center hole.