Can I use this on the dry side of sliding glass shower doors, or will the moisture in the air affect it? Has anyone tried this?
169260
It's a Contact brand product. Have you contacted them? We installed it on the inside of an exterior door and have had no problems with the temperature fluctuations, condensation, etc. I don't see why it wouldn't work. Worst that happens is you end up removing it, which is simple enough.
927729
It's perfect for shower doors, that's what I have mine on. It doesn't interfere with the sliding doors at all. It even provides two nice hooks for the outside of the sliding glass doors to hang extra towels on.
1896088
I use it in a fiberglass shower and it works well. I think It is beginning to wear down which means that it doesn't last a year. I still really like it though.
1929120
Sorry my wife Never tried shower... but her response is this works great when the skin is in dry condition.
1756380
Yes, indeed. Works fine, but of course we had to remove the sliding glass doors and replace them with a shower curtain. I split the bottom of the curtain so it would fit around the part of the bench that protrudes from the shower. A towel on the floor takes care of the small amount of water that escapes from the shower through those slits.
1289129
I'm not sure, It might, it is kind of like contact paper, but it peels off glass without residue, so maybe - It should work perfectly on the outside of the shower door since it won't get wet. :) Good luck!
2204084
I did mine dry. I doubt doing it wet would help at all. If you mess up, you just take it off and try again. It won't stretch our anything like the soft plastic screen protectors do. It would be hard to squeegee the water out too ...because its a piece of glass.
1455582
I have not tried it on shower doors but it works great on my sliding glass doors.
1488653
Haven't tried it but as long as it wasn't getting water splashed on it regularly (like off to the side/back) it could. On the back of the door in my bathroom works well but it doesn't get that humid or moisture on it so couldn't say for sure.
346685
We don't have glass doors, just shower curtains, but it gets hard water buildup off our brushed nickel faucets. Honestly, I'd personally try straight or diluted vinegar first, but this would be a good, non-toxic option to try if that doesn't help.
1953428
I attached the unit directly to a tub with no encumbrances and one side butted up against a wall. I don't believe it would work with a sliding glass door without disabling the door. We also installed grab rails on the opposite side and the rear wall.
1200611
I have this and I don't have a problem with moisture. It works great for me. If anything put a paper towel under it to absorb the moisture.
811234
This product has worked very well for us and is made for glass in and out. I will work great for your sliding glass doors. If you are doing only one sliding glass door you might be able to do it with one single kit it will be close. We removed out bath tube and put a full walk-in shower and did a full coating on the inside of the sliding shower doors and even a light coat on the outside. Probably would be the same on both sides the way it goes on. My glass surface was 2 sliding glass shower door 30"each by 68" tall (total 60"W x 68"H). Our shower doors were new so they were easy to prep with the cleaner in step one supplied. If the glass is already being in use the kit comes with a very fine steel wool to use with the cleaner to get the glass super clean before applying the Enduroshield coating. For me both the cleaner and coating were very easy to apply. If I remember right there is a curing time before you can get water on it. Don't remember if it was 12 or 24 hours? This kit is sold in a single bottle kit as well as a double battle kit and I believe they sell even larger quantity kits. I think you will like it. I would clean and coat the aluminum frame as well if I were you it would stop spotting as well. I added a YouTube video showing how to install it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KRfvU-j67ww Bob
853992
I use the Wave heater in tight quarters, in a pickup shell. I slide open three windows about an inch (as the instructions suggest), and the heater does not cause sweating or moisture.
2052102
have never tried it on shower doors,as I don't have them,however I have used it on the glass front of my wood stove and it worked and cut through the soot and smoke, using the spray and newspapers instead of paper towels. I would think it could work for your doors. Won't hurt to try and let me know
740101
The product would need to be air tight and "Rated for Wet Locations" to use in a bathroom / shower or an outdoor application. The "Wet Location Rating" would be stated on the package. If it is not state stated on the package it is not designed to go in wet locations.
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hi, no i had no problems with drying it. i actually hung it on my shower rod and by the next morning it was dry..hope this helps!