Can it be used to repair a cracked fiberglass shower floor. Comments were made on the internet using PC7 for similar repairs. Is this better???
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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.
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It is better. It cures under water. Shower floors are notoriously humid (wet) and the difference between pc7 and pc11 is that pc11 cures wet, otherwise they are similar.
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I would say yes. I have used it on a fiberglass sailboat and it stuck like iron. Warning. Mix a good dollop When you try to mix a tiny amount it doesn't harden well. It is a 1-1 mix which is easy but the cure time is long which is typical with strong epoxys. If I were you I would clean clean clean the crack and then clean again with acetone. Then use this or even better ( but more expensive). Marine tex white epoxy. Good luck.
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I'm not sure about plywood. We put it on your fiberglass shower floor. It is not a smooth surface and it has a gritty feel to it. It works great in the shower and isn't slippery when standing on the wet floor.
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I used it on my shower and grout after having the grout replaced professionally. I mention this because they said the process included some sort of "finish". That being said, my shower stays clean for weeks! I think CRL TPC is as effective on tile (I have glazed tile) as well as glass. Give it a try! (Not sure about the newer tiles, but you can contact the company if you have more questions)
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Works great and on most materials. Use a self healing mat under your project. &#128077;
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This was a okay product but what I would get and have used to patch up my shower stall base pan is Devcon Epoxy Bathtub Repair Kit. Good luck B Rawlinson.
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I would not expect the repair to last. Your boat probably flexes at the point of the crack and this otherwise excellent epoxy probably would not hold as it would flex at a different rate. You really need something like Bondo fiberglass repair with a fiberglass cloth patch, in my opinion.
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I used this in my fiberglass one. I applied a lot pressure to it as well and didnt have an issue. ..that being said tho I'd try an area thats not noticeable and apply pressure to make sure before you do the whole tub.
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Never tried it on fiberglass. Used it on porcelain toilet & sink. Not to impressed with it'sclaim to remove hard water stains though.
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After two showers mine came unstuck from a smooth shower floor.I recleaned the shower floor and reglued with an underwater marine caulking sealant.YOU CAN GET IT AT HARDWARE STORE FOR AROUND SEVEN DOLLARS. Put a bead about 1 inch in around the edges, then a huge x corner to corner then 4 smaller exes inbetween larger x. let set for 24 hrs. mine have been good since March of 2013 with no problems.I also put a Gator grip in my guest shower using the marine underwater caulking.
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Not at all, I used it on mine. I will caution you, however, to make sure you keep the rotation of the drill slow and don't linger in one spot too long. It can cause damage if you are not really careful, but I will say my fiberglass tub has never been cleaner. Just take your time and work slowly until you get a feel for the use of the drill brush..awesome product!
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I've used mine for bumper repairs only. I would think that with some practice one could do just about anything. I buy the fiber flex from Urethane Supply Co.
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Hi... This tool is good to: cutting plastics, lighted ceiling tiles, laminates, and plexiglass for both construction and industrial applications. It's a heavy-duty plastic/laminate cutter designed as a scoring tool for sheet plastics and laminates, allowing for the precise breaking of plastics (exactly as a glass cutter works). If you are trying to break the fiberglass piece, this tool may work for you, but you have to consider that the fiber in the fiberglass may be difficult to "break". I think you should try with a power saw instead. Remember to use protection when you work with fiber glass. I hope this was helpful. Hi... This tool is good to: cutting plastics, lighted ceiling tiles, laminates, and plexiglass for both construction and industrial applications. It's a heavy-duty plastic/laminate cutter designed as a scoring tool for sheet plastics and laminates, allowing for the precise breaking of plastics (exactly as a glass cutter works). If you are trying to break the fiberglass piece, this tool may work for you, but you have to consider that the fiber in the fiberglass may be difficult to "break". I think you should try with a power saw instead. Remember to use protection when you work... » Read More Hi... This tool is good to: cutting plastics, lighted ceiling tiles, laminates, and plexiglass for both construction and industrial applications. It's a heavy-duty plastic/laminate cutter designed as a scoring tool for sheet plastics and laminates, allowing for the precise breaking of plastics (exactly as a glass cutter works). If you are trying to break the fiberglass piece, this tool may work for you, but you have to consider that the fiber in the fiberglass may be difficult to "break". I think you should try with a power saw instead. Remember to use protection when you work with fiber glass. I hope this was helpful. « Show Less
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It is not designed to fix cracked glass (if that was your question). Its purpose is to fill in around windshield trim to prevent water leaks. I also used it to repair leaks around some oval windows (called "opera windows") on the roof of a conversion van. It works quite well and can be done, outside when the weather is day and above freezing.
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Yes it clearly says it can be used on fiberglass. I used for a large patch job and it worked well let dry 24 hrs. and vent well.
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I used it to repair a concrete floor before painting with epoxy paint. Sorry I have not used it for metal repair.
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Part 1 epoxy with part 2 hardener. It might work, but I don't think this would be the best product for sheets of fiberglass.
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No, this is not a glass repair product. This product is not low enough viscosity to flow into small glass cracks. Use this to seal around the glass. It is thin enough to flow into wider spacers and self-level.