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We always want to drill out the end of cracks. So in this case there were 3 cracks shooting off the damage. This cuts the crack off and makes it harder for it to continue spreading.

My pleasure 😊

Yes for sure!

No problem!! Let us know if you have any questions!

@@tubrepairco le problème c est que vu le nombre de produit sa me reviendra moins cher d'acheter un nouvelle baignoire a 99euros ! plus 12euro !!! pour le mastique! une baignoire toute neuve! si je prends le prix des gants des mastic des papiers a poncé, des résine qui coute cher! alors on revient au même prix sauf que moi ma baignoire elle est neuve ! sinon votre travail a été parfait la perfection!

You may not need to pull it out. If it is in the floor you could use our floor repair kit to support it underneath with the foam then the Glass Putty in the kit to fill in over the top to make it level.

@@tubrepairco Does glass putty harden up? The one I have at home already is soft and can be rolled up in my hand... will it not deform if used in the floor area when someone walks on it?

Yes the Glass Putty in our kit gets very hard once mixed with the hardener. Not sure what product you have at your home but you should consider one of our kits to make this repair. Feel free to text pictures to 417-536-7785 and we may be able to guide you better.

Was it like an epoxy paste? You can send us a picture to look at what you have. You can text it to 417-536-7785. It would help to see it but normally buffing something will only give it a bit more shine.

Thanks for your input. You should be careful around the drain. You can put on a couple thick coats and sand or many thin coats and still sand. You will wait longer on set up time with many thin coats and the finish putty is not very hard to sand. Either way as long as it looks good and holds water :)

The foam in our kits.

Yes if there was a similar support system like most tubs have. If it has a subfloor that is only a reasonable depth. If it gets much more that 5” deep it could too deep to get good support.

Yes those can be finicky sometimes that’s why we send you 2 sprayers, a postcard detailing how to best use the sprayer, and a troubleshooting video in case they malfunction. If both sprayers malfunction you probably have your product ratio too thick. You should trouble shoot it and try again. Tip: don’t use the paper cups to measure your product. Use the glass spray jar to measure your products like we do in the videos.

You should contact us if you have trouble. Did you try to troubleshoot your sprayers?

Thanks Melinda!!

Thanks!

Well it’s pretty clear that he sells a fiberglass tub repair product and probably isint planning to work at a body shop…

Thanks Smith. Perhaps you should go into tub repair!

Thanks Nick!

@@nickisneat3154 clearly you missed the point... clearly by the looks of the lump in the finish, he didn't put much effort into feathering the filler.

Haha no it’s real. Check our reviews at TubRepairStore.com

You should watch our instructional video about this. Basically you have the shower floor, then a support board fiberglassed to the bottom of the shower floor, then the subfloor below. There can be a gap between each layer you need to look for. We drill the holes to get the foam in the gaps to add support.

Yes you can. Just read our instructions and test the acetone on the surface (at the point of damage) to see if it dulls the finish before starting. If the surface gets sticky with the acetone you want to be careful where you get the acetone and reducer.

Nice!! That’s for the kind words!

The foam should have exposure to air underneath your shower through drain cut outs and walls. Give us a shout if you have any trouble.

@@tubrepairco ok 👍 its all very nice and solid after drying for a day, I’m going to proceed with the process! Thanks.

This may be a hairline crack that opens when it’s stepped on. Can you feel any soft spots?

No, no soft spot.

@@perpetualabenamensah5953 if the tub is cracked and leaking water you should be able to identify where it is cracked. It can be subtle but will likely be opening when it gets stepped on. To fix it you need to know where it is broken.

Generally if there is an issue with both sprayers we send you it is likely your coating ratio that is off. Feel free to call us if you need help we are here for you!

The kit comes with everything you need including the sprayer.

The floor crack repair kit is at tubrepairstore.com

@@tubrepairco

139.99

@@Visionaryonewealth the floor crack repair kit is currently $169.99.

We have been doing this for 6 years and have repair 1,000s of tubs. It works.

Honestly probably not much. The best thing you can do is hook a small 2 gallon vacuum to your sander. If you tape it off close to the repair and spray you are likely to get a hard line.

If you use masking paper it can be a pain to vacuum the dust. There are many ways to skin a cat though :)

24 hours after you finish.

Thanks for the input!

Thanks. Saved them a ton of money and time. The house was just finished. To take it out would have taken cutting up the tub to get it out, messing up the drywall and possibly some flooring. Then the new one would not have been able to be a 1 piece fiberglass tub shower. They would have either had to do a tub and 3 wall panels or tile surround… or they could give our chip kit a shot and take an hour or so to fix it.

We don’t recommend trying to spray a whole tub with these sprayers.

No our kits come with all the colors you need to match your color.

You should contact our customer service if you have trouble with our kits. We take good care of our customers. You can call us anytime.

You should call our customer service if you are having trouble with your repair. We can help address any problems you are having.

Not the camera, it’s the products.

@@tubrepairco Then use a camera that can actually show that quality. As it stands now, I can't see it.

It is an oil based paint.

No it’s not.

@@tubrepairco it's the wrong foam

⁠@@oscarmendieta1425no it’s not.

Just small screw holes can be handled with the Ultimate Chip Kit. Holes much bigger than that would best be fixed with the Large Wall Repair Kit.

$135 for the Ultimate Chip Kit at TubRepairStore.com

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Thanks!

It’s pretty easy. You just fog it on and dry it between coats. It takes 4 or 5 coats to get a good finish. If you try to spray it and cover it all at once it will drip. We explain this in the instructional video.

@@tubrepairco Yea ok. I thought that was the answer. I watched the video with no sound lol thanks

Yes it will. You want to more careful in using the acetone as plastic breaks down a bit when acetone gets on it. If working on a plastic tub keep all of your work and color matching right near the damage so it is covered when you finish.

You need to sand down the texture where you will be applying repair material. You can try to replicate a texture in the finish putty but getting a good looking texture match can be difficult.

Thanks so much for such a kind review!! So happy to hear about your experience!!

View our other videos. More coming as well.

Right now we are only selling the DIY kits with instructional videos. If you are thinking of doing this as a service give us a shout to get on our contractor list. We are exploring options to develop a tub repair network. Tubrepairstore.com

Yes you should have enough to cover it all. It would depend on the size of the floor crack. We are happy to take a look and tell you for sure. You can text pictures of all your damage to 417-536-7785 and a pro will take a look and can guide you better.