Hairline crack in shower?
Has anyone experienced a hairline crack in the base of a corner fiberglass or acrylic one piece shower? If so, how did you repair it? Thanks!
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Most of the new homes have it- from the installer kicking the panel in place. Call warranty and they will fix it. :welcome:
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Our home is not new
Thanks, but our home is not new, so we no longer have a warranty.
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I would go with a high quality clear epoxy glue. this type of glue is rigid, so I would then apply a flexible cover of GOOP marine grade glue. This product goes on easily and has a good life. I am assuming that you cannot easily get to the back or underside of the enclosure, or I would apply Fiberglas and the appropriate glue. If the crack is truly hairline, then the Gorilla Glue 'super glue' should be able to actually soak into the crack and completely fill it, but I would still have the Goop overcoat, as it is flexible.
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Gorilla Super Glue?
Thanks for the info! Do you know if the Gorilla super glue is waterproof? Isn’t the Goop overcoat thick and thus leave a ridge on the shower base?
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Hope this helps, and good luck with your project. Send me a PM if you would like to discuss further. |
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