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Monkey #39

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Posted: 07/04/09 11:28pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I have a small hole maybe dime size hole/crack in my tub? whats the proper method to fix this? I siliconed it up for now til we get back from this trip.. Is there a proper patch?? searched turned up nothing


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I have a crack in my tub in the house, I used etrnabond patch for temporary
repair, I could not find any type of permanent repair. The tub in the house and trailer tub are made from same material. I will have to replace tub to make
an effective permanent repair. I suspect the same remedy will be required for
your tub.

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Posted: 07/05/09 12:06am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

IF it is a fiberglass tub, you can fix it with a repair kit, if it is not then you may have to replace it.

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Posted: 07/05/09 03:32am Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

epoxy kit.in the meantime a piece of plastic wrapping tape. Thats how we fixed ours a yr. ago and it is still holding.

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Pick up a can of Tiger Hair auto-body filler from a Napa store, if you do not see it on the shelf ask. The filler will adhere to everything except porcelain.


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I had the same problem in my previous trailer. I found a kit made specificaly for tub and shower repair. I purchased it at Lowes. The tricky part is mixing the resin to match your color and once you add the hardener,you need to work fast because the material sets up quickly

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Fiberglass repair kit.


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I would replace it with a better quality tub. A hidden water leak can end up being much more expensive. A new Tub is only about $100.


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Posted: 07/05/09 12:14pm Link  |  Quote  |  Print  |  Notify Moderator

I cracked mine by forgetting to put a bottle of shampoo away and it falling into the tub… I had it replaced with a like kind and quality new tub… I didn’t want one that was repaired…


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me being me id slap some jb weld on it smooth it out then paint it but i guess i'm kind of a hill billy


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