Some of the enamel is lfiting. Will this work around the tub drain?
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I would say yes. I was very pleased with how the epoxy hardened. I put a little too much on the side wall during my repair, so the epoxy drooped a little before hardening, but it really fixed the hole. Should do fine arond the drain. Much cheaper than a $200.00 plumber visit! :)
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i would not know for sure but the purpose of this piece is to go directly into mud/cement in old walls. that being siad if t e tub surround is tight to the wall behind it I would give a shot. I think that is only way to be certain.
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Don't know how wide your bathtub is but probably not. The legs stand rather far apart for stability. However, , we have a motor home with a large shower only. I stand the front of the dog tub in the shower and the back in the bathroom. The attaching drain hose is long and drains well without any leaks (the drain is located at the back end of the tub). This has turned out to be a really great product and I use it regularly to bathe my three white Maltese.
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I'm not sure. It's a very inexpensive drain cleaner though. It might be worth a shot, I'm sure it wouldn't hurt anything.
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I used the product to cover a chip in my bathtub soap dish. It worked well for this. I would advise you to "rough up" the area of the burn, and then apply the Rustoleum product. It will stick better that way and last longer.
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My sink is already installed so I'm trying to remember, but I know the enamel continues on the sides and I think on the back as well, though I can't remember 100%. I could see making this work as a vessel sink, though you'd want to think about the depth of the sink along with the surface you set it on so it doesn't end up being awkwardly tall.
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I went to their web site and watched the video and it looks like it would work on all drain types. The video showed them using it on a drain with the stopper and it looked like the flower had a magnet that they stuck to the tub wall just above the drain. Here is the website address: https://www.buydrainwig.com
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I'm sorry, but I'm not sure. I used it on chips in my enamel painted tub. They were deep chips so that you could see the steel tub underneath and they repaired very well.
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I suppose it a small buffer might work. I just used a rag and my 10 year old porcelain sink looks new.
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Even though this item is slightly domed, if you have a pop up stopper for your drain, this might not fit. The drain opening in my tub is just an open hole, with nothing to prevent hair from going down it, so it works perfectly in that situation.
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I don't think it would work over a stopper that does not come out, but it is possible. The middle part is a metal disk. On my tub, that sits flat over the drain hole (broken stopper was removed) and the rubber around seals it. Unless your stopper that won't come out is pretty low profile, I think it would put the metal disk in the middle too high for the rubber to seal.
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The one I just received does thin noticeably around the drain but it looks like that area is covered by the drain itself so I'm not sure if it is actually a defect or just a tapering of the finish down into the drain. Just posted a pic and asked same question for Kohler rep on Home Depot site. The rest of the finish is perfectly fine.
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No, I have not. The tub is oval shaped. It would depend on the shape of the galvanized tub.
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I do believe it would work. This product covered the cast iron (which was showing from so much scouring) on the whole bottom of my sink. Good Luck
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The tub has a drain and its slightly dipped so about 90% of the water will drain on its own.
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Can't say for sure that it doe,s but your shower should have a pan or barrier that directs any water that passes through the grout, to the shower drain, preventing water from reaching subfloo.r
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Dear Mary, This covers the bathtub overflow drain so we can fill our tubs deeper. My home has overflow drains installed at a ridiculously shallow level. Can't have a relaxing soak in 4 inches of water. This is an effective, low cost solution. Works fine.