Can I use this product to regret shower tiles?
1578362
I would say yes, but it depends if the correct tile board was put up first. Thanks NMG
1578363
The only place i have had this single component grout fail is in a shower application. I no longer use it to grout tile showers for that very reason. It seems to fail when constantly exposed to moisture. The first place you will notice it failing will be the floor tiles. Either use the same type of grout you originally grouted with or remove the existing grout to at least half the depth of the tile and regrout with Laticrete SpectraLock epoxy grout (See Fine Homebuiliding March 1015 Issue #249 page # 82 for details).
1578364
I would say yes, but it depends if the correct tile board was put up first.ThanksNMG
2138626
Yes, this product is holding up great with the pool chemicals, so I belive it would be a better grout to use in a shower because soaps,shampoo,or any other household chemicals are not as strong as pool chemicals.
1042014
no , do not use on tiles or bathtubs, it is not durable enough. I will easily peel and chip off of those surfaces
911897
I'm guessing your shower is tiled, and your looking for the cement value this product has in it. Sounds like a reasonable solution and it will look fine, like all paints, for a while, but I don't think that this paint will be as easy to redo in the future if you have to strip it. This is an excellent product for outside walls and statues, and basement walls, all just require a little wire brushing and repaint. My suggestion would be to cover the wood in white aluminum and chalk it. Or cover with stainless steel trim if you got the $, No paint , ever! Easy to clean . Botta boom batta bing
138860
No! This is to restore more less raw marble. You'd ruin your floor. Buy a grout release product. That's their purpose.Or.....just use a damp towel and elbow grease
178966
I have only used this product for my black granite counters. I do like it for the granite, and use a microfiber cloth, which gives a nice finish with no streaking. Sorry, I have not tried it on my shower walls or floors.
187378
I would not. Neverwet leaves a crystal like film on the surface which dries to a haze. Unless your tiles are white, it will dull the appearance. Hope this helps. This is a problem that they are still working to solve.
774728
Yes, you can. However, I recommend using rubber liner in lieu of the shower base.
1185196
I have never tried it on tiles but I think it would do a good job. A little expensive for the bathroom I think!
844591
I would think not. I believe if I was doing something like that I would want water pressure similar to my shower.
599230
I have used it in my shower, but I found that a Clorox bleach pen works better to soak into the grout. This is more of a liquid not a paste and will not stay on the grout long enough from my experience.
2110035
Mines in my shower. But it's the guest bath, not an everyday use thing, but I would think so- it that perminent- sticker like adhesive, not the stick & move kind! Good solid size too- online stuff tends to be very small!
2067354
I wouldn't. My bath remodeling contractor did not want me to put a Delta Vero chrome towel bar in my shower and this robe hook is practically the same as the towel bar. He said that over time it would go bad; that it isn't a hook made to be in water.
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I believe so if it is only slightly textured. I don't have the mat anymore (because we had a tiled floor) or I'd test it out for you. If you're talking the typical kind of shower floor that has just a bit of "scoring" so you don't slip, I think it would work fine.
1885627
Unfortunately No! I tried this model on mildew on ceramic tiles in a shower and it did little to help the problem.
1074755
I don't know. I just use it for Tilex Shower Fresh Spray and Tile Shower Clean Up with Bleach.
1767826
I wouldn't chance it. You're supposed to use non-sudsing products designed for tile, ceramic or vinyl flooring, per the manufacturer. I use Armstrong "Once and Done", which works well and smells nice.