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On Mar 28, 8:57*am, "Paul J. Dudley"
wrote: * Hello, * We are working on an old mobile home. There is a large *hole in one of the walls ( the wall opposite the faucet ). *The wall appears to be a sheet of sorts, reminds me of *formica laminate. * A very long time ago I did a repair in a fiberglass shower *floor. I used fiberglass resin to repair it and it worked well. *It seemed to me that the fiberglass resin would stick to *anything. So my idea now is to try using it to repair this hole. *Question: Does this sound like it will work (would the resin stick *to the wall material and be water proof ), or is there some *other patch method I should refer to ? *TIA *Paul Your idea will work although epoxy resin would be more flexible and durable. A new shower enclosure is not so expensive and is the preferred fix. |
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