Spray on stainless steel bathroom shower caddy?
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it will work on stainless steel. if you are using clear coat, the surface needs to be rough in order for it to stick. if you are using the lacquer paint, it will stick to stainless fairly well. it has to be dry and clean at start and dont get it wet for at least 24 hours.
2243996
I was thinking about using some rare earth magnets on my daughter's shower. Now I definately will give that a try first. The door may be "sprung", its 50 years old.
572826
Yes, it works really well. I bought it for our RV. Have used it for about 2 years. It is handy to just slip off the caddy and leave the hangers in the shower when you want to clean the caddy, refill the bottles, or bring in the house to store during winter. I don't fill the caddy with extra large heavy bottles of shampoo or soap. Usually the bottles are the 8-12 oz sizes. Otherwise I leave the bottles in while traveling. The shower is a fiberglass type smooth surface. The caddy is mounted higher up by the shower head so the caddy stays fairly dry.
1047049
I use barkeeper's friend on all the stainless steel in my kitchen. It's the only thing I've found so far that makes things look like new and doesn't leave streaks. It's great for sinks and pans, but kind of a pain to use on stoves, fridges, dishwashers since it's a powder that you have to wet, then rub all over, then rinse off. I just get it at the grocery store. It comes in a tube container like comet.
1480217
Don't use the spray, just use good old Crisco or perhaps vegetable oil and brush it on with a silicone brush. The sprays tend to stick to non-stick surfaces.
217093
Rust shouldn't be much of an issue if the bathroom is well ventilated; using the vent fan and maybe leaving the door cracked open so the steam of the hot water can escape the room. For an absolute guarantee of no rust in very steamy bathrooms it is an option to spray paint the entire towel rack with a clear coat.
1337737
Yes, it would stick. It is water resistance. The only thing is will the shower caddy have the surface area for the tape. You have to use plenty of tape. More surface you cover with the tape the stronger the hold. I can also predict when you clean the area cleaning chemicals loosen the bond.
663811
We installed in our bathroom next to the shower. Chrome has shown no signs of deterioration; however, it is not being sprayed with water. I would think that you could caulk around the mounting points. I don't know how well it will stand up to direct contact with water.
1285738
Brushed Nickel! Hands down! I thought of using chrome, but with the money I saved getting the Kraus faucet, it was a no brainer and it looks so much better than the chrome. One thing I might mention about the tall faucets. I notice, when I use the spray it goes all over the place. If you mount the faucet at the back of the sink, be sure you put it back far enough to avoid the spray over spraying, at least two to three inches. Also if you are doing a remodel bring the sink out from the cabinets. I did that to mine, but I could have brought it out another inch and a half. Just a suggestion, good luck Brushed Nickel! Hands down! I thought of using chrome, but with the money I saved getting the Kraus faucet, it was a no brainer and it looks so much better than the chrome. One thing I might mention about the tall faucets. I notice, when I use the spray it goes all over the place. If you mount the faucet at the back of the sink, be sure you put it back far enough to avoid the spray over spraying, at least two to three inches. Also if you are doing a remodel bring the sink out from the cabinets. I did that to mine, but I could have brought it out another inch and a half. Just a suggestion,... » Read More Brushed Nickel! Hands down! I thought of using chrome, but with the money I saved getting the Kraus faucet, it was a no brainer and it looks so much better than the chrome. One thing I might mention about the tall faucets. I notice, when I use the spray it goes all over the place. If you mount the faucet at the back of the sink, be sure you put it back far enough to avoid the spray over spraying, at least two to three inches. Also if you are doing a remodel bring the sink out from the cabinets. I did that to mine, but I could have brought it out another inch and a half. Just a suggestion, good luck « Show Less
1770904
I returned it due to changes in our shower design prior to install. It was Stainless
2053844
I purchased this product specifically for polished nickel bathroom fixtures on the recommendation of our shower door installer, which has a door handle in same. It has been fine, e.g. safe since I've used it and it has helped reduce, though not eliminate the water "stain" look on faucet handles. Makes it easier to just wipe them down. Hope this helps.
595667
Make sure to buy the stainless caddy, not the chrome one. We formerly had a chrome one, from Linens 'N Things that rusted. So far, this stainless steel one from Amazon has not rusted. Almost always pleased with products we get from Amazon!
1140245
Try spraying it with a clear lacquer. You should be able to go to your local Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, etc and find it. Just make sure it's non-toxic. Hope that helps.
755592
I purchased the chrome. I think its better at hidding water spots then the stainless steal. Plus it matched the rest of our bathroom hardware. I love this shower head though. Glad i purchased
1864182
I imagine it would work; it didn't leave a residue when I used it on my tub surround in my previous apartment, but I haven't tried it specifically on steel. I'd be more worried about the size. This thing isn't small at all; it's a bit over 5" deep and about 16" long and can fit a couple of very large bottles of shampoo, so unless you have a really large sink, or you can mount it on a backsplash that extends above the basin, it'd probably get in the way a lot.
544655
I used the hole that was designated for the sprayer. The hole was already there as a part of the stainless steel sink design.
1422786
MAAS recommends you should use the Maas Stainless Steel & Chrome Spray Cleaner. I have not used it myself, so good luck.