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Fixing leak behind bath taps
Despite all my efforts I'm getting water seeping down behind my bath
taps and damaging the kitchen ceiling below. There's only about 1 cm to work in between the taps and the tiles, so getting that sticky white caulking stuff in place is difficult. Twice now, I thought I'd successfully done it, only to get leaking again after a couple of weeks of showers. Close examination shows what seem to be tiny gaps, between the caulking and the horizontal surface of the bath. As if it's not sticking, but 'lifting' off. A few similar gaps where the caulking meets the vertical tiles. I'm not going to attempt caulking again. Can anyone recommend some other product I can use please? I'm wondering whether simple 'plaster filler' or whatever it's called would work? Or some sort of glue? Any suggestions would be much appreciated please. -- Terry, East Grinstead, UK |
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