Hi


If I cut off the old silicone, can I put new sili straight onto it and
it will stick ok? Or must I use those eater products?

Also there are many brands of silicone, do they differ? how? I'm
looking at
S 1.75 sanitary silicone p118 white 65609
S 1.49 gen purp silicone p119 white 38677
both anti-mould, but I've not used enough silicone to be familari with
different brands etc


cheers
NT

On 29 Apr 2006 13:07:13 -0700, wrote:

Hi


If I cut off the old silicone, can I put new sili straight onto it and
it will stick ok? Or must I use those eater products?

Also there are many brands of silicone, do they differ? how? I'm
looking at
S 1.75 sanitary silicone p118 white 65609
S 1.49 gen purp silicone p119 white 38677
both anti-mould, but I've not used enough silicone to be familari with
different brands etc


cheers
NT

Silicon is usually bulked out with inert fillers, so the cheaper it
is, the less silicon in it. Hence expensive bath sealants tend to be
purer than the large tubes of frame sealants

On 29 Apr 2006 13:07:13 -0700, wrote:

Hi


If I cut off the old silicone, can I put new sili straight onto it and
it will stick ok? Or must I use those eater products?

Also there are many brands of silicone, do they differ? how? I'm
looking at
S 1.75 sanitary silicone p118 white 65609
S 1.49 gen purp silicone p119 white 38677
both anti-mould, but I've not used enough silicone to be familari with
different brands etc


cheers
NT

Lovely glaze-hard tiles almost meets glaze hard(ish?) bath, joined by
a tacky bead of jelly. There must be a better way. When I *have* to
use this stuff I usually recess it then put something firmer in front
of it. "Liquid Nails" of course.
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Mike Halmarack

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