I need to get something better than the £ Land silicone, which is leaking
within 18 months of application.

Q1. Is there a sealant out there that the pro's use to stop leaks between
the wall and shower tray ?

AND / OR

Q2. Anyone used the soft self-adhesive tape available. Tray is 28 " / 71 cm
square, so obviously the 2.8 m length is going to come up short :-) Which is
likely to handle corners better, 22 mm versus 38 mm wide? Happy to pay extra
for a high-end brand if anyone has any recs ? The unbranded ads in the
following, may not be worth the hassle. Thanks in anticipation :-

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f... tape&_sacat=0

On 03/07/2019 11:34, Bertie Doe wrote:
I need to get something better than the £ Land silicone, which is
leaking within 18 months of application.

Q1. Is there a sealant out there that the pro's use to stop leaks
between the wall and shower tray ?

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Q2. Anyone used the soft self-adhesive tape available. Tray is 28 " / 71
cm square, so obviously the 2.8 m length is going to come up short :-)
Which is likely to handle corners better, 22 mm versus 38 mm wide? Happy
to pay extra for a high-end brand if anyone has any recs ? The unbranded
ads in the following, may not be worth the hassle. Thanks in
anticipation :-

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f... tape&_sacat=0







Bed some quadrant beading in silicone in all the jointed horizontal
corners, that way there isn't a corner for the water to sit-in and you
have a much larger seal.
However, to state the obvious: if the tray is moving then you'll need to
fix that first.

On 03/07/2019 11:47, wrote:
if the tray is moving then you'll need to fix that first.
Exactly. Silicone wont deal with a floppy tray.


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Bertie Doe wrote:
I need to get something better than the £ Land silicone, which is
leaking within 18 months of application.

Q1. Is there a sealant out there that the pro's use to stop leaks
between the wall and shower tray ?

AND / OR

Q2. Anyone used the soft self-adhesive tape available. Tray is 28 " /
71 cm square, so obviously the 2.8 m length is going to come up short
:-) Which is likely to handle corners better, 22 mm versus 38 mm
wide? Happy to pay extra for a high-end brand if anyone has any recs
? The unbranded ads in the following, may not be worth the hassle.
Thanks in anticipation :-
https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f... tape&_sacat=0

Remove old silicone, and enjoy doing it. Don't have a shower.
Secure shower tray. Don't have a shower.
Use meths to clean out where where the old silicone was. Don't have a
shower.
Use good quality silicone to reseal. Don't stick finger in mouth to smooth
out, this introduces bacteria. Use a
https://www.amazon.co.uk/FUGI-PROFES.../dp/B018SMCHKW
Can be bought cheaper, but they are the dog's ********.
Don't have a shower for 12 hours.

On 03/07/2019 12:41, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:

Use good quality silicone to reseal. Don't stick finger in mouth to smooth
out, this introduces bacteria.


Is there any truth in the rumour this causes cancer of the lip/tongue?

"Mr Pounder Esquire" wrote in message ...


Remove old silicone, and enjoy doing it. Don't have a shower.
Secure shower tray. Don't have a shower.
Use meths to clean out where where the old silicone was. Don't have a
shower.
Use good quality silicone to reseal. Don't stick finger in mouth to smooth
out, this introduces bacteria. Use a
https://www.amazon.co.uk/FUGI-PROFES.../dp/B018SMCHKW
Can be bought cheaper, but they are the dog's ********.
Don't have a shower for 12 hours.

Brill, that is indeed the DB. I'll give it a try, thanks.

GB wrote:
On 03/07/2019 12:41, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:

Use good quality silicone to reseal. Don't stick finger in mouth to
smooth out, this introduces bacteria.


Is there any truth in the rumour this causes cancer of the lip/tongue?

Dunno. But as a contractor in a being built food production factory I did
see a bloke using numerous tubes of silicone and sticking his finger into
his mouth to smooth it out.
I would not do this.

On Wednesday, 3 July 2019 11:35:05 UTC+1, Bertie Doe wrote:

I need to get something better than the £ Land silicone, which is leaking
within 18 months of application.

Q1. Is there a sealant out there that the pro's use to stop leaks between
the wall and shower tray ?

AND / OR

Q2. Anyone used the soft self-adhesive tape available. Tray is 28 " / 71 cm
square, so obviously the 2.8 m length is going to come up short :-) Which is
likely to handle corners better, 22 mm versus 38 mm wide? Happy to pay extra
for a high-end brand if anyone has any recs ? The unbranded ads in the
following, may not be worth the hassle. Thanks in anticipation :-

https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/i.html?_f... tape&_sacat=0


Silicone is the solution. Failure is often due to movement, which silicone is not very tolerant of.


NT