I was thinking of using this in a new kitchen sink cabinet. I have had episodes in the past with water leakage. Can this hold up to standing water?
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I don't see why not. It's completely waterproof once it sets. But honestly if you are worried about leaks, I would get a plastic sink base tray from Revashelf. It channels the water in a way so that it won't end up resting in the cabinets. I sell cabinets and love the tray!
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Oh Yes, I completely understand that setup! This should work great. I use it for jewelry and it keeps everything dry that I seal behind it!
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I think it would. I used it to seal a leaking outdoor water fountain. I mixed it per instructions, poured in and it dried clear & rock hard. It hardens very fast. Make sure cabinet is solid & can stand a little expansion which might happen as it fills any voids & hardens.
150159
I would be careful about putting the wine cooler in a cabinet as I believe it needs some ventilation to work properly. I have had my wine coller for about four months and have detected no leaks as yet.
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I keep this inside. I wouldn't hesitate to use it outdoors. It is pretty well made so I think it would withstand rain showers. I don't think it would easily rust under those circumstances. I don't know what you mean by constant water. I've had it for a while and the finish looks great. I do toss it into the drawer under my washing machine, so it's gotten knocked around a bit. I'd buy another, but I don't have to replace this one yet. I hope this is helpful.
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1st off, I wouldn't recommend this sink- I had mine for ~1yr and couldn't wait to replace it. That being said, I was able to keep/use my tip out drawer while I had this sink.
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Yes. I would suggest turning the keyhole downward to avoid water getting into it. Mine have held up fine through a a full season so far.
1278354
We tested a few of our inventory by filling them completely with water and they did not leak. However, we cannot say how it will handle being filled completely with water over time and could possibly leak under those conditions.
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I don't think that would be a good idea, with the threat of a water leak. Mine is under a kitchen cabnet.
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It would hold water for a little while but would NOT recommend for long term water works. It is wood and only lightly varnished. If you lightly sanded it and then completely covered it with three coats of polyurethane it might stand up to being used as a fountain but not as is.
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Hi, Yes, it should be fine. Tube says "Weather and water proof" I love it and use it for a sure hold on all kinds of things...even glued a metal soap dish on bathroom tile so as not to have to drill holes thru tile! Still holding 8 yrs. later.
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I think it would be too strong! Much stronger than that in a kitchen sink! Use a spray bottle if you'd like to use water.
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THis is a thin "wood" veneer...you would need to totally waterproof this....otherwise shrinkage -bubbling of the surface would probably take place...besides it being susceptable to damage/denting if items dropped on it ..I highly recommend against it....there are paint type products you might look into or even tile(ceramic type)..if not wanting to replace countertop.
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I went ahead and tried it on my sink and it worked as far as keeping the water from going down the drain and filling up the sink if that's what your after. It has a suction end that would keep it from wiggling around too much. If you just leave it alone it will work but if you accidentally move it a little it will lose its contact with the sink and water would seep through a bit. The weight of the water sort of holds it down against the opening of the drain along with the suction so it could work.
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Yes it does hold water in sink. It also has a long stem so the strainer does not have to be completely removed to allow the water to drain
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My installer said as long as the cabinet has a strong frame, it should not be a problem. We have used the sink for more than 9 months and are very satisfied with it, both functionally and aesthetically.
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I use it on a small sink like that in out outdoor kitchen. Seems to work fine . It just depends on were your hole for the faucet is. The further back the better
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As far as I'm concerned, there are zero drainage issues. The sink won't be completely dry after it drains, but no sink is. There is no standing water, if that is your concern.
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yes, have one at our sink and have had no problems with water. only snag we've had is kinda high so can catch your foot on them