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help with silicone around bath etc
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Instead of a silicone bead, I use Homelux Flexible Bath Seal.
I found mine at B&Q. It is a v shaped plastic strip with silicone on the back. You just cut it in lengths to suit your bath size. It is available in several widths. I find it much easier to keep clean.0 -
Instead of a silicone bead, I use Homelux Flexible Bath Seal.
I found mine at B&Q. It is a v shaped plastic strip with silicone on the back. You just cut it in lengths to suit your bath size. It is available in several widths. I find it much easier to keep clean.
Good idea.
We've just had double glazing installed and there was several long strips of window trim about 1.5inch wide left. I decided to use it for aound the bath as I reckoned I could use the silicone to fix it in place without too much of the silicone having to be on display. It's worked a treat I'm glad to say.0 -
yeah we did have some similar stick on strips , the ones we had werent quite wide enough really so didnt work that well
keep the ideas coming ..0
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