i have wood window in shower. I need to protect it. do you think this is the best option?
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I'm guessing your shower is tiled, and your looking for the cement value this product has in it. Sounds like a reasonable solution and it will look fine, like all paints, for a while, but I don't think that this paint will be as easy to redo in the future if you have to strip it. This is an excellent product for outside walls and statues, and basement walls, all just require a little wire brushing and repaint. My suggestion would be to cover the wood in white aluminum and chalk it. Or cover with stainless steel trim if you got the $, No paint , ever! Easy to clean . Botta boom batta bing
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Yes, that is what we used it for and so far so good. Delivery of the gallon of paint was difficult. Everyone we received was damaged? But we got enough to do the job.
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I don't think this is the best choice for that particular job--you're going to need a different product altogether to protect a wood surface exposed to direct water and humidity in a bathroom.
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I found the water helped but I didn't add soap, I sprayed the window with water then used a plastic spatula to get out the bubbles as best I could. Whatever bubbles remained I stuck with a pin and worked them out. I will say if I were to do it again I would order a window cover larger then my window so there were no seams. My window was quite a bit larger then the paper. It did however prevent anyone from seeing in like I wanted it to and still lets in the light : )
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As long as you have the room I don't see an issue. Check the dimensions. It's wonderful in a tub. Consider a handheld shower as well. Helps keep things dry since you can't use a door or or shower curtain as effectively.
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That's a good one. I thought about this too but it hasn't been enough a burden to do anything. I considered paint but that may end up looking bad. You could fasten a decorative curtain across the interior roof or even black plastic or dark window screen. All come in large rolls. Good luck and post what you did!
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This is flooring, not shower tile. You need the correct backing for a shower that is waterproof, then you would put tile over it. This product itself is waterproof, but it's just a floor tile. Water would get in around the edges of it. Talk to a tile professional for more info on products that would work on showers.
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Hi, I'm not sure whether your concern is because of the small size of the shower or the material on the shower walls. As for placement, choose a spot where it won't interfere with your showering or a shower hose, if you have one. I hung mine a bit high in my super-tiny apartment shower so that I wouldn't bump into it while standing and washing my hair, and it works really well. I think the instructions suggest cleaning and then using rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any soap residue before you stick on the adhesives, and this is important. I think it would probably be great for an RV, but it all depends on your needs. Hi, I'm not sure whether your concern is because of the small size of the shower or the material on the shower walls. As for placement, choose a spot where it won't interfere with your showering or a shower hose, if you have one. I hung mine a bit high in my super-tiny apartment shower so that I wouldn't bump into it while standing and washing my hair, and it works really well. I think the instructions suggest cleaning and then using rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any soap residue before you stick on the adhesives, and this is important. I think it would probably be great for an RV,... » Read More Hi, I'm not sure whether your concern is because of the small size of the shower or the material on the shower walls. As for placement, choose a spot where it won't interfere with your showering or a shower hose, if you have one. I hung mine a bit high in my super-tiny apartment shower so that I wouldn't bump into it while standing and washing my hair, and it works really well. I think the instructions suggest cleaning and then using rubbing alcohol on the wall to remove any soap residue before you stick on the adhesives, and this is important. I think it would probably be great for an RV, but it all depends on your needs. « Show Less
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I have really large windows and the shrink type plastic would not fit, so this was a great option for me. If you have more or less normal size windows and a way to tape the shrink type, I would go with that. This material is nice and thick, but that requires a pretty substantial means of hanging. I made wood strips and nailed it to the outside of my windows. Hope this helps, if not be more specific about the type of window you are wanting to insulate. Be Well.
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With teak wood it is already waterproof I bought the teak bench and put it in the shower as is no problem, if you put it outside the sun will bleach it out some teak wood Polish puts it right back in shape
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I never thought of using it on shower doors since we have a water softener but it's a good idea. It is meant to be used after you wash the windows to repel dirt and water like the clear coat they spray on your car at the car wash. Tihis stuff works well on our windows.
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I did not put any protective coating on mine. Teak wood is naturally resistant to water, that is why it is used on many boats as trim (and deck on the older ones). I have had mine since March of 2014 and we get showers everyday. It still looks brand new. However, I was told that Teak will turn grey over time (and especially when exposed to direct sunlight). Since mine is in and indoor shower I do not see the need to add any protection at this time. Water beads on it like it already has some protective coating.
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Mine went into rail. A high bond tape may work for some applications. Given the moisture and cleaning chemicals used in showers I doubt high bond tape would have lasted on my shower door.
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Absolutely! I wasn't sure how good it was going to be so I ended up ordering more. I bought the wood - colored one as well to put on places where wood meets the sill, as I could feel air seeping in. I can't say how great this stuff is. I've got it on all my windows. It's very easy if you need to adjust it and taking it off is a breeze. You can peel it off in whayever is needed....thin, medium or thick pieces. It's inexpensive as well! I needed to write this review for you because I believe when you're going to buy a product...it's nice to hear from someone who has used it if it's good or not. Again, great great product and price!! Absolutely! I wasn't sure how good it was going to be so I ended up ordering more. I bought the wood - colored one as well to put on places where wood meets the sill, as I could feel air seeping in. I can't say how great this stuff is. I've got it on all my windows. It's very easy if you need to adjust it and taking it off is a breeze. You can peel it off in whayever is needed....thin, medium or thick pieces. It's inexpensive as well! I needed to write this review for you because I believe when you're going to buy a product...it's nice to... » Read More Absolutely! I wasn't sure how good it was going to be so I ended up ordering more. I bought the wood - colored one as well to put on places where wood meets the sill, as I could feel air seeping in. I can't say how great this stuff is. I've got it on all my windows. It's very easy if you need to adjust it and taking it off is a breeze. You can peel it off in whayever is needed....thin, medium or thick pieces. It's inexpensive as well! I needed to write this review for you because I believe when you're going to buy a product...it's nice to hear from someone who has used it if it's good or not. Again, great great product and price!! « Show Less
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I wouldn't trust it myself on wood in a shower. The finish on the wood could separate from the wood. If the area is not a shower and would remain dry, it would have to be smooth. I always check the adhesion before using the grab bar.
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I am no expert on this, but I believe you would apply the film to the inside part of the windows. I know that's were mine went. I have heard of people installing the film on the outside, but it would seem to have a shorter life time due to the elements. Craig
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I cannot tell you whether this unit should be installed over a shower. That is something you should ask the manufacturer for guidance on. Call the manufacturer's customer service phone number for guidance.
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It's clear so you may want to use a fabric shower curtain for more privacy. In my personal bathroom I use it alone, but in my guest/fancy bathroom I added a nice fabric curtain as well. It's a pretty good shower curtain and pretty mildew resistant...but not 100%.
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I've found it always works best in the bathroom after a hot shower. This keeps the dust to a minimum. Take your time. Good luck