Can I use this in my bathroom over an old linoleum countertop? How does it hold up to the moisture of the shower?
1854636
I would imagine it would work just fine. I've had mine in the kitchen for more than a year now, and even around the sink it still looks perfect. The trick to applying it is to do a "wet" application. Spray down your counters and the sticky part of the vinyl with water before applying it. Only expose small sections of the sticky at a time and smooth as you go. Once it dries, it doesn't come back up. It's pretty fantastic stuff for a cheap fix.
1854637
I used it in my kitchen and there's plenty of moisture. The only reason some areas are peeling a little around the sink is I didn't have the sink lift and put the instant Granite paper under the sink. If I had, there would be no issue, this stuff is pretty sturdy. You can cut very close around the edges of the sink, but the best application is to lift the sink and apply the granite peel under it, that way you won't have any issues with moisture. It looks AWESOME and will change the entire look of the counter.
1854638
I used this on my kitchen countertop. It's junk. I took my time, followed all instructions and it looks terrible and gets more and more offensive looking every day.
1854639
This stuff is terrible. Save yourself the trouble and do something else. 100% worthless product. Bought two rolls and had to throw both away.
1854640
I would think so, I have it in the kitchen and it has held up very well to our abuse!I see a few negative answers here, but I think they may have not put it down correctly, blu canary is right in the explanation of putting it down, watch the video on the website, if done right it lasts. I love mine.
750772
That's a tricky question to answer. First off, the product is flimsy, so it will need a good wall surface behind it to support it. It CANNOT go over bare studs. Second, I'm assuming you will want this in a shower, so unless you want rusty nail or screws within few weeks, I wouldn't allow any nail or screw to show. Nevertheless, if this is just going up in a shower that you have in the barn for where you wash the dogs and animals, nailing it would probably work.
178965
I use it for my granite counters. I guess you can use for shower walls and floors, if they are granite.
1973587
My installation was not done in a bathroom, sorry. But as long as it is not installed directly over the shower or tub where it might come into contact with water, I don't see a problem. Check with Lamps Plus customer service they are very good.
1667346
I found the same thing to be true. I have a teak shower caddy and I would love to find a product that protects and beautifies without risking an oily residue that can wash off and make the floor slippery. If anyone has found such a product, let us know!
1944371
I've used this in a small bathroom and it works well. It may make the bathroom feel quite warm. I had a leak in my bathroom that I was trying to keep dry until I could get it repaired.
32160
Yes, it should work fine. Give it as much time as possible to dry. Over 24 hrs is best, like if you can wait 48 to shower it should really hold. I used it on the top edge of my tub where a swing out shower door's bottom gasket rubs across it often and it's holding strong for 6 months. I did let it dry 48 hrs and used two coats for durability and color match. Thanks.
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.
1729554
I would presume yes. The adhesive strip is very strong. I have mine just outside my shower so it definitely gets a ton of humidity but no direct water.
289949
You could use it on a concrete shower floor and it would seal the floor. However this stuff pretty much disappears when it dries and would not give you a finished look. There are resin coatings which give a nice finish and also seal out moisture.
1855483
I've got two of these and have one of them on a cabinet in my shop and another on top of the linen closet in our bathroom. Both seem to be working great. Just be careful not to tip them over or spill the moisture on you.
65195
I would say it all depends on how well they are sealed and how smooth the surface is. If it is very rough you may have problems getting it to stick because it has to have all the air bubbles smoothed out to adhere properly. I have mine in the bathroom so it does hold up to moisture. Hope this helps!
1749423
Yes it holds up. We've had no problem with it staying on the ceramic tile in the shower.
1739127
I have mine in the bathroom but not in the shower. It rusted a bit where the pieces are welded together but that's because I don't wipe it often enough. In conclusion, it may rust in the shower;)
403912
It is a beautiful piece and I am very happy with it; however, I do not use mine in the shower. I use it as a seat and place to store towels next to my shower. It is made out of genuine teak so I am sure it would last if used in the shower.
1109672
Yeah I would not use outside.. it will rust and it seems as tho any moisture would ruin it.. I would not even use in a bathroom
1518165
I would not use in bathroom. This is a product that levels downward to the surface.I would use a anti mildew caulk for this wet area. This product adheres only to concrete or block.i used this for spaces next to patio and house foundation. This kept the ants and water away for good. This product remains soft to move with the heat and cold weather conditions in this state.