would it be okay to seal around a bathtub
227502
I have used it to seal all around a tile shower with good results for several years.
1909340
We use this in addition to a hard locking cover. I would not suggest just this as the only cover for your tub.
1803024
I say no. You would have to use caulking to seal it. Even then the air flow could knock it loose.
1012131
IF YOU WANT CLEAR (they have white also). Used it in my hot tub to seal some underwater lights and it has held up in the chlorine just fine. If you have big voids between tiles not sure if I would use it, but smaller spaces (1/4" or smaller), I would imagine it would work fine.
180294
I bought this for the exact same purpose. and the answer is 'no'. You can't get it to stay close enough to the tub and the heat it produces is not suitable for under tank warmth ie the cable is thin and the heat localized .also the cable is only heated for a relatively short portion of its entire length. I ended up using heat tape with good results.
1513734
yes, because you always want to make sure the seal is tight. Go around only once (stretch the tape around) Very simple and I had no problems.
1453484
Yes. You may want to cut the 1/2 inch lip off. Depends on the design of your frame and tile/stone. You want to make sure you seal the interface between the tub and tile /stone so it doesn't leak.
1296147
I'm sure you can. I have a waterwheel and trough. I sealed the trough, as it was leaking in several places. Even though water runs rapidly down the trough, I've had no leaking now for 2 years. I also used it to seal a leak on my ATV tir rim. The rim had a slight curve and wouldn't hold air. I sealed the sot that was leaking and it worked perfectly.
1354640
I don't see why not, although it may not be ideal. The underside of the cover is very flat, so it should still form a seal around a round tub, provided the diameter is less than the width of the cover. What you'll lose out on is the (probably minimal) insulation the outer flaps provide.This is an excellent cover, but if I were you I'd look for a round option first.
92966
Yes, that is how my Mom uses it. As other users have said, just check tightening before you get in. Also be sure the longer part is outside of the tub for added security.
514804
Personally, I think you would be better off using some silicone cement or 'RTV'. This stuff is very aggressive and expands rapidly and can be difficult to remove if you get it on you or the rest of the tub. Something like this maybe: http://www.amazon.com/Permatex-80050-Silicone-Adhesive-Sealant/dp/B0002UEPVI/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1413906951&sr=1-1&keywords=silicone+cement
2127783
Most likely not.The product works best when it is rolled around a broken object ir even rolled around leaking flat pipe, one without ridges.I don't recommend the product to simply be placed over a Leak without the benefit of wrapping.
2161488
Yes, it is OK to use with a fiberglass tub. My tub is fiberglass and I've been using this for about a year. No problem.
1705882
It would work, bathtubs aren't very deep... But why in the world do you need a flashlight in there? lol
1544898
Well the specs do call for water sealing, however, I find teflon tape is a better way to go unless the threads have been cross threaded. Good luck.
1715975
As long as it is tightly secure to the bath tub there should be no problem . I found this product to be the best I have found that does keep it's grip to the shape of bath tub side .
1569756
i doubt it- the hose would squish in when you try to snug the tape down. if you used this to cover one of those metal 'hose repair fittings ' that always leak it would likely seal. It didnt seal a leaky pipe joint on a hot water boiler line - just dripped out around it. Good luck