will this product work on my bathroom floor without getting damaged with heavy traffic and some water?
1822447
I have mine (over a year) in the bathroom and also under the kitchen sink cabinet....it looks great and I have no issues with it's durability!
1822448
Yes, I have it on my bathroom floor. I have an older home so do not want ceramic tile or the weight and expense that goes with it. I did install the stick down tiles myself and the quality is very good.
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.
611609
I can't say for sure but i used it to repair some chips on the porcelain of a toilet. I used it to repair the tub floor in a rental house. I have not checked to see how it has held up. It goes on like paint and it does not have much thickness to it. I have seen pictures online of tiled showers that were painted with this and it looked good. I guess if you are just looking to make the tile water proof again it would work.
932738
We used it on three bathrooms and a kitchen and have not experienced the floors being slippery when wet.
2163875
I used it to clean up some grout and it didn't seem to hurt my tile. Start with the weakest solution in a corner or closet to check it out. Good luck.
369758
That amount of rain....Yes...you might also consider sealing the floor some how too
2221625
I would think "no" since it dries on very smooth and shiny/glossy. The only chance you would have is to buy the additive that gives this product traction. If you do use this product for walking surfaces, I would suggest the additional additive for traction, anyway. Since you will want to apply tile/grout to it in your case, you too should benefit from the additive.
223799
I think it would work very well, mine has not moved sense I put it down and I have lot's of traffic on it.
1910646
I have had the product laying in front of my very large garage door since last June. It tends to continue to absorb moisture when on concrete. However when I placed it in the sun on a wood deck it dried up right away. Even when it continues to absorb water, it is not a problem. There is never any drippage. The material appears to be very similar to what is in a child's diaper. I expect it expands and contracts depending on the amount of moisture in it. If it is still retaining moisture it is just heavier to handle. I do know that they will eventually disintegrate, but I am not seeing any signs of it yet and it has gotten a lot of use. It was well worth the $50 that I spent for peace of mind. I have not had a drop of water in my garage or house since placing this down in front of the garage door. But if it is used in the area with a car, the directions say that it is important that it not be driven over because it could puncture. However, I have driven over it twice by mistake and it does not appear to have done any damage.
1457037
The floor we were on was like the floor in a garage and it worked fine. Be careful because if you get too much it will be very slick.
1048218
I used it on a deck in Hawaii that gets rain. Rain does not hurt the product and if you have no drainage issues I would think you will be fine.
1610881
That might work but since this is glued to the floor Regular use with a vehicle driving over it may cause it to be disclocated. If you can use some industrial strength adhesive it might work out.
1888613
yes. It's heavy duty tho. Might damage the floor underneath if not done correctly.
1607969
Yes it sure would. We have used it to seal pennies to a bathroom floor and had no issues. Check out our website as well for pictures, and call if you need anything. You need to buy enough epoxy to do a thin seal coat to fill in the gaps between the pennies and then a flood coat to go over them to have a smooth seamless surface. You should estimate to double the about of your coverage. If you know your square footage I will be able to help you more with figuring out how much epoxy you will need.
383220
The product is flexible and works most of the time in this situation. Remember to wet the area before placing, as the water is the cause of the suction effect.
706358
Having bought this decal I would definitely not put it on an uneven surface such as tiles... I don't know about water though...
806784
Yes, it will last well outside. Remember that you have to attach it to the floor, or some other surface to hold it down in use.