Hi, would this product works if the bathtub has built in non-slip surface? Some of the videos I saw on youtube only shows rolling the paint over smooth surface. What about those tub that has rough anti-slip surface? Thanks.
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The product has a very responsive company, for a good answer I would call the company. You may need to apply two layers rather than one to make it look right. It is self leveling, and worked well for us, so if multiple layers are applied I would assume it would work.
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We have a garden tub in our apartment and it is what I would call, "mildly textured" and the mat works PERFECTLY!!! Our son loves it and we love it too! No slips during bath time! The trick is to fill tub with a bit of water then press firmly. Also, pull it up after every bath and let it air dry over the tub. ENJOY!!!
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It will probably stick - the adhesive is very strong. A flat surface gives you a completely sealed mat - nothing gets under it. The height of your texture will impact the seal you get. So if you are more concerned about creating a non slip surface - it will meet your needs. If you are buying to eliminate the build up that you get with standard bath mats - the height of your texture will determine if you can get an airtight seal. If you do not have an airtight seal - water and soap residue will get under the mat.
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That might be better for the Manufacturer to answer. My tub was also porcelain, but not recently refinished and they stuck so well that none of them lifted off for me to have that opportunity to see if it could do that. Sorry. They are definitely Skid-proof, though.
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My guess is that it would scratch a ceramic tub. If you buy it, I recommend you use a rubber mat under it.
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It's is like a scrub brush. I would not recommend using it on a tub as it could scratch the surface. It is for stairs or upholstery cleaning which it works great on stairs especially if there is heavy traffic areas.
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No. I believe the surface MUST be smooth. I'd recommend using a vinyl tub mat. You can buy them at Target, and probably any place that has bath stuff. They have suction cups on the bottom, so they'll stick. It won't cost nearly as much as the cute decals, but you will need to wash it from time to time, because of mold.
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I'm not sure why it doesn't work. This is the first one that I have tried that does. I have smooth walls in the shower and was never able to get anything to stick for longer than a month. This one has held since I purchased it. Perhaps the suctions themselves are not good? I also cleaned the surface with alcohol and let it dry completely before putting it on. I also have quite a few things in it and it's not showing any signs at all of loosening.
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If the sides of the bath are flat on the top, it will work. In other words, not fluted or curvy on the top, or higher on the ends. It needs to make contact with the edges of the bath all the way around.
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In my opinion this is designed for tubs with shower curtains and not sliding doors. It is a great product but once installed you could not close sliding doors. Note: our bath tub is mounted against the walls on three sides with only one side used for a curtain or sliding doors.
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Not sure... it's kind of like a very fine grade "soft soap". Depends on how bad the tub is, if there's any enamel coating left it will probably help but if the enamel shine has been worn almost down to the metal it probably won't yield the results your looking for. Won't make it any worse, though. You could try it on a small spot around the drain and see before trying to do the whole tub.
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I am not sure I used it to repair my dashboard in my truck, but from what I am seeing and how well it works. YES if you where to use it and sand it down then put some sort of clear coat protective paint. It would fix the crack in the bathtub.
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It isn't a soft plastic and not really the best for kids in the tub. It only fits half of the bottom of the tub. My kids slip since it is only in a small area of the tub. I would go back to the bath mats that have the cartoon characters on them. Those are the best that I have used so far! But to answer your question, yes it does stick but it is a slippery mat.
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If tub is slick, it should stick, but suction cups are best if you are pulling up on them not to the side. If you use them, you should check they still have good suction before putting weight on them. If you use them on a wall make sure the wall will not pull loose. They make some grippers that have little green spots or red to tell you they are gripping or not. They make clamps that clamp over the side of the tub and are very stable.
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Honestly, I don't think it will work for your type of tub. The rollers use a catch inside the mount that is set and cannot be adjusted. I believe that the angle of your tub would cause the rollers to slope toward the tub. The only way that I could see this working is if you build a wedge behind the mount to account for the slope in your tub. Hope this helps.
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I used this in my fiberglass one. I applied a lot pressure to it as well and didnt have an issue. ..that being said tho I'd try an area thats not noticeable and apply pressure to make sure before you do the whole tub.
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This mat will adhere to a textured surface. The bottom of the mat has one giant piece of paper you peel off and the mat has some type of adhesive on it that sticks to the tub. It works great! The mat was a little bit too long for our tub so we used a box cutter to cut out a semicircle for the drain. Once this mat is down, it's down. You don't remove it for cleaning or anything else until you no longer want to use it. My toddler son likes to walk around in the bathtub despite my efforts but he never falls. Highly recommend it!