Any DIY suggestions for repairing a cracked bathtub? - fiberglass garden fountains
We have a large garden tub in the bathroom and is made of plastic ... I do not think that the glass fiber. Is there anyway to fix it without seeming to be so obvious? Luckily, the crack is higher than what the water level is normally used .... I am the "tired of hiding packed under a folded towel on the side.
Ideas or suggestions?
Friday, January 22, 2010
Fiberglass Garden Fountains Any DIY Suggestions For Repairing A Cracked Bathtub?
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When a crack, try a few layers of glue and then remove the excess with a razor blade. Glue is so thin that they came into the gap by capillary action.
ReplyDeleteIf the crack is larger, because of the lack of plastic, you can try to Bondo, Bondo and then paint with a paint refinishing equipment.
These are just two ideas, which had been released unnecessarily, but reasonable suggestions before.
Patch fiberglass reinforced plastic body filler Grind the crack on both sides of the crack and a good ventilation when used as window fans warm day
ReplyDeletePatch fiberglass reinforced plastic body filler Grind the crack on both sides of the crack and a good ventilation when used as window fans warm day
ReplyDeleteIf the plastic may be required, welding tool, which costs about £ 300.It lighter fiberglass repaiar end of crack and a lot cheaper
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