I have a chip out of a marble tile in a shower enclosure. I saved the chip and it is a near perfect fit. Can this product be used to glue it back in
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You are better off using a 2 part polyester stone adhesive to bond stone together.
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Not sure. We used it on granite. I believe it's for products that do not have a glaze or finish on them. If the tiles are pourus then you shouldn't have a problem.
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I'm not sure this is the perfect product for that. This is really to fix etching and scratches. I would think a marble cleaning product would serve your purpose better.
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I agree with comments by Mike and Robert. My application this time was on travertine. I did a test of this product and 2 others on scrap cuts. After it cured, water on the piece with the porous plus beaded up like a freshly waxed car. Another trick I have used, but again test first on scrap, is to wipe over cured sealer with automotive Rain-X. Works great near sinks, and we do this in nearly all tile and stone showers. Good luck on your project.
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I don't think that would be the best idea. It would make more work for a better repair, having to scrape the very tacky glue. However. it may work for an emergency repair. Otherwise, I would try to match the materials in the shower. Most likely it is a fiberglass resin of sorts. I hope this helps.
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Possible? If you had something to seal it with after. Depends on the way you treat it too. I use it mainly for polymer clay and seal with glaze.
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I used it underwater on the tile grout and sealed it without a problem. It was quite quick to adhere. It most likely would work.
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I would think so, the adhesive is very good. Follow the directions exactly and be sure you clean the area where you glue with a good solvent. I used acetone.
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My shower has small ceramic tiles which make for an uneven surface. As a result, the squeegee will not adhere to it so I have it propped in the corner of the bench.
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It really depends what you are installing it on.If it is drywall probably drilling some small holes for the glue to go in would work.You really don't want to cut a big hole - there would be nothing to glue it to.
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I did a little research and I would have to say, don't do it yourself. Go to or call a tileing store (Tile America) and get some professional answers. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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I doubt it. The two visible, white ceramic parts that hold the plastic bar are made to slip over a metal clip. The metal clip is meant to be screwed to the wall. I doubt that either the metal clips or the ceramic parts themselves could be satisfactorily glued to bathroom tile well enough to hold up the weight of a wet towel. But, maybe some kind of super glue could do that! It might be possible to drill the tile and use the screws, but I suspect that would be tricky. Perhaps the manufacturer could advise.
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It might work. This does adhere very well. I had seams near a sink with a previous granite style (that I didn't like as well as the white marble), and they stayed sealed despite often being wet. I would try to put the seams where the shower spray wouldn't hit it directly....perhaps run the material vertically rather than horizontally.
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Hi Tom,Thank you for your query. No, the adhesive will not damage your tiles and can be removed using warm water and a scraper. Also it will not damage marble tiles. Elevease comes with simple instructions and once followed will not in any way damage your shower environment .Kind regards Dave
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Do not waste your money on this cheap, cheap, worthless product. Amazon should discontinue selling it. It's that bad. In specific answer to your question, No, you would not be able to glue tiles to it and it would be a waste of your tiles, money and time to try.
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If you would normally use super glue for. Turquoise then I would say yes. Its a high guality super glue.
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Sorry, I have no idea on that...from my experience with crap/chip fills there are some tools (to prep the work area) you would need that don't come with this kit but the silicone is probably the same. If it is just a crack around the seal edge I would say yes but if it is a crack in the middle, probably not.