I am looking for a quick fix to cover chips in both the bathtub and sink of the home we are renting. Do you think these will work?
793078
Technically these would work for that. They would be large enough to cover and still stick but they would be very obvious.
793079
I don't know if it would stick where there are chips. They need a flat surface to adhere to.
2010238
I am not sure if they would work or not. Depends how muddy it is. I keep them at my back door when I am gardening and if I need to come into the house I put them over my garden shoes. Love them
815698
I used the bath tub...in a washing machine, I was afraid it woul block the holes in side of tub.I just buy a new one ...my patio cabana has the old ones to close over netting in winter so we can still use it
680167
I bet this would work. Personally I would glue or epoxy the leaky spot first though.
1145585
I found using these on mild steel they would break when applying any pressure at all!! I would think they would be better for the softer metals!! Remember to clear your chips when drilling copper!! Also use some lube!! I learned this 50 years ago drilling copper!!! Poor quality!!
1686902
It should work fine. I've repaired chips on sinks and stoves and it's made a big difference.
420534
I think they might fray. Would you risk it? How much of an investment is it for you? How about cutting them and apply some kind of silicone compound, spray or with a brush to seal the exposed edges...a clear drying substance that would dry quickly, before affixing them to the steps...just a thought
1025713
Maybe if you put two together they will work. You can also try rolling up wet strips of old bath towels and attaching them with safety pins. Free and works just as well IMO.
578917
I have to agree with TonyD except I put mine closer to the inside of center, guess it's really up to you and the shape of the tub. Silicone caulk works the best but can be bit messy/greasy to clean up, the key I found is to not to try and wash it off but instead get an old towel and wipe the excess off your hands and fingers after you beaded the seams or use latex gloves which are cheap and handy to have around anyways. Other than that it was an easy install and they work like a charm now.
2159050
I don't know, but it sounds like a good idea that should work. I will say that I did practice on an extra tile, and the more I practiced, the better I got. The problem for me was not so much getting the right color, but getting it to flow into the chipped spots so as to get a good match with the tile's surface.
286747
That's correct, they cover faucet, handle, soap dispenser or other holes in your sink top. I replaced an old, worn out faucet that had four holes, one for the faucet, hot, cold and soap dispenser, with a unit that went into one hole. Until I can afford a new sink these covers plug the remaining holes just fine!
329943
I think this product is great and I actually had two chips on the side of this sink. I touched them up and it worked. The bottom of my sink was showing metal from years of cleaning so I used a half bottle to cover my entire bottom of my sink. I could not be happier. I would recommend this product to family and friends.
2158954
It might. I had a chip in my sink and it did a nice job of coveriing it up. I was impressed with it.
1859861
I already returned them. Sorry I can't help you. I strongly suggest you try a hardware store like Home Depot. You can find them in the bath section, handicap aids.
1644469
These are peel and stick vinyl floor tiles. They work well for that and, would probably look very nice behind a sink or area's not exposed to direct flame or burners. I'm not sure how well it would work for a back splash if it were behind your stove. Use caution and research about fire hazard specs. Is a beautiful pattern and we are very pleased with our purchase.
547709
you would get a better answer to google & find who makes porc-a-fix, get their instructions on how & what to use it on or get a phone # to the company who makes it & ask them, OR call a Home Depot" store, paint dept., what could possibly CHIP on a FIBERGLASS tub & shower?????????????? Porc-a-fix is made for PORCELAIN! Call a fiberglass tub maker for info on repair.
1050253
I found that my narrow tub spout was acutally a sink faucet, not a tub faucet. I bought several spouts for tubs before a hardware guy looked at my faucet, and said, "That's a sink faucet." So if you look at the picture, and it shows a sink, you're going to get it right. I saw one which had a woman bending over a sink, washing her hair. That one worked for me. Send me a e-mail if you wish: captgjh@yahoo.com