Would this work to durably treat/protect from mold/etc - a semi-sheer fabric cafe type curtain covering lower portion of a bath/shower window?
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I don't think so, the fabric will still absorb some water and mold will occur if area is not properly ventilated.
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Sure it is possible. Find the film option that gives you max coverage in a single panel and buy as much as you need to cover the entire area. If you purchase 12" wide you will need to put four panels side by side. Four rolls of 12" x 83" would cover the two windows. You will need to match up the pattern but other reviewers have used the film on french doors, bathroom shower sliders, etc. I found that an exacto knife worked best to cut the film at the edge of the window.
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I think the design would work but I do not know how it may hold up to the humidity that could build up in a bathroom. I think it would depend on the size of the room and how much moisture/humidity you get in the room after use. My concern would be for the back panel.
335325
Of course it would work, it would basically prevent mold thereby saving you time from having to attend to it daily through clearing the mold.
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I used this for 2 bathroom windows. I would suggest buying 2 if you have the 2 doors to do. Better to have more. Plus you may have to do more then one coat depending on your preference of privacy.
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I know whatever this thing is put on, it will kill the mold on it, however I doubt it'll be good on fabric. This Mold armor product is bleach based and very strong, so I'm sure it will likely fade the colors on the fabric if used on fabric.
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I use it all the time with a shower curtain. I have never noticed any harm to the curtain.
1175708
The curtains I applied this to, still have the same feel as when I did it a year and a half ago, a very starchy feel. If the material is washed it must be reapplied; otherwise, it should be fine. My Mother doesn't open her windows, so the curtains are not exposed to rain or other elements.
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I use it for a decorative shower curtin. I only purchased one panel. One panel will cover the length of a bath tub. The height covers the sliding tub doors from the top of the doors to the floor
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The vinyl is pretty heavy gauge to begin with. I have had no problems, but there are things that can be done to prevent 'blow out/in'. You can add tablecloth weights, fairly hefty magnets (attached to each other), or special shower curtain clips-none of which will damage tub or curtain. I really like this curtain a lot....my bathroom is small and the top panel lets in light.
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I have this outside currently (and it gets wet in the rain) blocking insects from getting into the house through weep holes in the brick and it's holding up nicely. I would not think it would get in the way of bathtub fixtures, but really depends on how you install it!
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Yes, it works well as far as keeping water IN the shower and off the floor. Just as good as any vinyl shower curtain, I would say. I was just disappointed that it wasn't fabric. And fabric sometimes doesn't work as well, but usually is OK... Hope you find what works for you!
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Yes, it should. One of our bathrooms only has a shower curtain and we use this there.
349683
Yes. Just make sure the windows are clean and allow the proper cure time of 20min. It helps protect the glass and beads water nicely.
520852
I have used this on the metal/plastic frame around our RV windows but when I used a little around the caulking on our refrigerator exterior vent, it did take away the shine. I haven't tried anything else just to be on the safe side. The problem is that it didn't do anything to prevent more mold from forming. So far I haven't found anything to help and we are full-timers; we suffer from old around ALL windows and it is a true struggle.
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I applied this is an office building that had all of the windows facing south. It absolutely decreases the amount of light and heat that enter the room. I found that in the later part of the day, when the sun was shining directly in the windows, blinds were still needed. That said, it worked well enough to say that I would do it again if the opportunity ever presented itself. I recommend getting plenty of the installation solution and stiff squeegees. One last suggestion, make sure you have plenty of fresh razor blades. Change than out if you start having any trouble cutting. Trying to work through a dull blade is going to end in frustration. Good Luck!
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I'm going to say that you can shorten curtains with said adhesive. I used it to glue a confederate flag patch on my fishing vest, and it worked great. I used a little, and it still peeled. Then I used a lot to cover the patch and it has been secured well for this fishing season. I don't wash the vest, so I can't tell about how it stands up in the washing machine and dryer. But I believe this adhesive, without skimping, will work great for shortening curtains.