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Good finish bath sealant
How do I get a smooth even finish around the bath. I used an applicator
but it came out as a series of lumps. I attempted to smooth it out with my finger but it spread unevenly and too far. Any useful tips before I try it again will be greatly appreciated. |
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On 23/11/10 18:49, Graham K. wrote:
How do I get a smooth even finish around the bath. I used an applicator but it came out as a series of lumps. I attempted to smooth it out with my finger but it spread unevenly and too far. Any useful tips before I try it again will be greatly appreciated. Fugenboy - it's not the only product or metod, but I have had some excellent results with mine. http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/produ...roductId=28167 -- Tim Watts |
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Tim Watts wrote:
On 23/11/10 18:49, Graham K. wrote: How do I get a smooth even finish around the bath. I used an applicator but it came out as a series of lumps. I attempted to smooth it out with my finger but it spread unevenly and too far. Any useful tips before I try it again will be greatly appreciated. Fugenboy - it's not the only product or metod, but I have had some excellent results with mine. I think you should say Fugenboy 'type' smoother, otherwise Cicero will have a hissy fit. Lidl do a nice cheap set - if you are prepared to wait 3 months for then to be in store again. There are several Fugenboy 'type' applicators, but they all work on the same principle. The other types marketed by Unibond, Vitrex, Everbuild, Stanley et all work - or actually don't work - on a different principle. -- Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk |
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On 24/11/10 00:40, The Medway Handyman wrote:
Tim Watts wrote: On 23/11/10 18:49, Graham K. wrote: How do I get a smooth even finish around the bath. I used an applicator but it came out as a series of lumps. I attempted to smooth it out with my finger but it spread unevenly and too far. Any useful tips before I try it again will be greatly appreciated. Fugenboy - it's not the only product or metod, but I have had some excellent results with mine. I think you should say Fugenboy 'type' smoother, otherwise Cicero will have a hissy fit. ;- Well - I can only speak of the one I actually used - all the others might be crap for all I know! -- Tim Watts |
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Good finish bath sealant
In message , Tim Watts
writes On 23/11/10 18:49, Graham K. wrote: How do I get a smooth even finish around the bath. I used an applicator but it came out as a series of lumps. I attempted to smooth it out with my finger but it spread unevenly and too far. Any useful tips before I try it again will be greatly appreciated. Fugenboy - it's not the only product or metod, but I have had some excellent results with mine. http://nextday.diy.com/app/jsp/produ...roductId=28167 I totally agree. I've used mine 3 times now and had no problems, a spray container of soapy water is essential to lubricate the sealant surface. I initially put too much sealant down but soon became used to just how much to apply and after that the job was a joy to do. Not something, a few years ago, I thought I would ever say. -- Bill |
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