Will this squeegee work well on curved shower doors? Is it flexible enough to contour?
153133
no not that flexiable, the silicone blade is but not the handle and holder. you would have to go from side to side on the curve
153134
Not really. You would have to move the squeegee horizontally and let the water fall in a vertical line which would require wiping down.
153135
I bought this specifically for my car/truck windows. Yes it works great with contoured surfaces.
153136
It does contour in easily on shallow curves. We only use it on straight surfaces and love it!
922310
The flexible moulding is for rounded corners for your baseboard. I would say yes with using paint for bathrooms. Look at the specs to see what is made of.
1959201
Hmm. Yes, it is flexible but it is intended to lay flat because of the wires which are inside the mat. Plus it probably wouldn't radiate enough heat. I don't think it will work for your intended use. I'd look at a new dog door. I had a door in my old house in PA so I understand what you want to fix although mine stayed flexible. Hope you can find a solution.
1490890
I use it for door trim and it work good . It mite work for you because it bends real easy.
946725
not really. The edge is straight and thedrier is curved. I've forced it on about half way.
973406
Yes! The squeegee works I. Both directions. I love mine for keeping my garage floor clean from melting snow and rain.
980476
my shower has rounded corners on it. my shower base is 3" wide and the track is only 2" wide so it sets on the flat between the two rounds. my guess is yours is about the same. this is really ago unit and easy to install.
373974
It is strong, but the device is very heavy. I would seek out another lighter weight one. No need for this heavy duty squeegee
805198
Yes, it is flexible where the mirror joins the curved arm, and then also rotates with a heavy detent where the curved arm joins to the handlebars. I fold these up all the time to get more parking room in the garage...
721011
I would think it would. I used it for protecting a chrome shower rack and it worked nicely. But I would be sure to clean the surface as best you can. If it is rusty, I would use sandpaper to smooth the finish, and then wipe clean. Best of luck. Betty in Franklin, TN
55882
I'm thinking it will work nicely. I used it on vinyl seats and it's very flexible!
2033352
Hi, sounds like it might be too late, but in the few installations I've done with the various Gila cling films, I've rolled it out and placed some books to get it to flatten out for a few days before installing. I haven't had any problems with corners not sticking. I cut to size first, rather than trying to use a razor blade or Xacto to cut after on the window. I've tried both, and cutting first definitely works better for me. Remember to spray some water (mixed with a few drops of dish soap) onto the entire window surface before applying film. Don't be stingy with the water, don't hose it down, but a good spray all over works well to allow you to slide the film around to position just right. Then simple squeegee top to bottom, inside out (I used one of the clean up squeegees you can get for shower doors). As to which side, if it is the heat-reducer film, definitely reflective side out toward the heat source. I have a storm door, so I put it on the storm door rather than main door (which is also full glass) so I was reflecting heat away closer to the heat source (e.g. Sun) and less heat would get trapped between the main door and storm door. Hope this helps.
2094043
It will work for smooth surfaces. You may want to use some expandable foam too for cracks and corners.
1142244
I use it for a decorative shower curtin. I only purchased one panel. One panel will cover the length of a bath tub. The height covers the sliding tub doors from the top of the doors to the floor
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!
960597
Oh ok no, it is so flexible for any curve, but no shape corners. It's easy to remove to clean, too. Still love it!
1471875
Depends on where the curves are. Mine has curves around the sides of the doors. And it did great.