I need to glue a plastic strip to the bottom of a shower door to keep water out of the main bathroom. Would this be a good product?
245708
Yes, as a retired plumbing contractor I used this product all the time especially in wet areas.
245709
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.
245710
Yes I think this is the exact product you need. I had to glue the ring around my drain in the tub and it performed perfectly. Still working after 4 years
1759753
yes, I would think you could use some type of large screw sticking out or a big hook would be better. might even be better than hanging it around the pipe of the shower.
1347466
My shower is glass with metal frame around it. The metal frame already had space for this magnetic strip. I just replace the old one with this new one. I don't know if this would work for you.
254095
The water doesn't seem to be as much of an issue as movement. I have not had much luck with it staying on with or without the shower. It is good for a daily application, but you should expect to use additional tape or perhaps glue, which I have not yet tried. :-(
158893
It may work, for how long?!?! If your floor cracked, there must be a reason for that. You try to cheaply fix it this way, it could just break the glue connection or crack next to the glue. The stuff is strong, at least for my needs, but how well it'll for for that kind of a patch? It is pretty much white so it would blend in. It's for marine use, to it can take a water beating. I used it on my Jetski where it's working out great so far. A shower floor is not quite the same. Without actually seeing it, it's a toss up. Normally of say fix the floor the correct way with a new floor. Maybe it's time to just redo the whole shower area. That's what I would do. Then again I can do that type of work myself and I have a second bathroom so I won't be without a shower. I wouldn't be paying for someone else to do the work. Good luck whatever way you go but get it fixed fast. With a crack on the floor you can be getting water damage under there.
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I think that is what my landlord has in my bathrooms. I got it on and stayed for a few weeks then it fell right off. I thought it should work on any type of shower material. You use silicone glue stuff to make it stay up. I really doubt it really works good on any surface to be honest. It's really crappy product.
763664
Yes... but make sure it doesn't leak in a shower first....you may have to tape the top to be on the safe side
438906
I used this on my custom shower i built. i would call customer service and ask them they are very helpfull
1681427
I suppose you could but it's a pretty small bottle and for a shower door, you may as well just use Rain-X. It will be WAY more cost effective.
1099473
It's not that type of epoxy. I don't think that using it in that way would work. It's more like a waterproof sealant than a sticky glue.
201552
Unless you have a good exhaust and/or good ventilation, I would not use wallpaper in a bathroom where a shower is used on a daily basis. As to laying the paper on top of plastic - you should just google tips on hanging wallpaper. There's nothing special about this particular paper that would make me question a generic internet search on wallpaper glue. We hung this on top of old wallpaper and it was great.
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Yes. As a matter of fact, I've used it to hold a plastic bracket for my detachable shower head to the tile. Your soap dish can't be much heavier than that. Edited to add: Get your tile VERY clean and dry first, rough it up a bit with sandpaper, and then wait 24 hours for curing before using the shower again.
1053082
You could probably use any type of moisture proof adhesive or epoxy if used in a bathroom.
597413
I used it for some electrical repair, etc. where it is wrapped and then adheres to its other layers. I'm not sure how it would work if used as just one strip adhering to the two surfaces. I would suggest a good silicone kitchen sealer from a squeeze tube. Though.... It is water proof and does adhere to the original surface well.
19875
I used it on a metal door but if you use industrial 2 way tape and know for sure that it will stay and not fall and break than Glass might work also. good luck.
346688
This product, if mixed to the proper specifications, should work really well on your shower doors. I don't have doors to my shower but its cleaned the fiberglass unit I have with great results.
1607093
Hi ! to be honest, I dont think so. If you are talking about around your tub, it would not adhere very well because of the grout. But this is a great product! I installed it over my bar and over my bathroom sink, and so far, so good!