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Your cart is empty.Use 100% pure clear silicone chalk. After you figure out the correct length and position for the threshold place a strip of masking tape on both edges. This way when the chalk oozes out from under the strip it goes on the tape. After it dries pull off the tape and you have a super clean edge. Also Very Hi-Bond Acrylic Adhesive Tape would work.
Tyler Groepper
Reviewed in the United States on February 6, 2024
I purchased the one that was supposed to be self-adhering.It did not adhere* to my tile surface at all. I prepped the surface well by cleaning and drying it. It will not stick. And now if I wanted to try my own product to adhere it, it has all the sticky stuff on it and it won’t work.Waste of money.
Anne Minkin
Reviewed in the United States on February 17, 2024
Came with 3M adhesive applied. I cut it to fit with a hacksaw and glued it to the tile. It effectively kept the water from coming out of my frameless shower... But... after four months the adhesive stopped working and water is coming through. I'll need to buy a waterproof sealant to reattach it.
Almando Cordero
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024
Stop leaking water from shower
Chelsea
Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2023
I have a frameless shower door that has the plastic sliding thing at the bottom of the door that’s supposed to prevent leaks out but unsurprisingly the whole lake of water always managed to follow the grout lines straight out of the shower onto my floor. I adhered this all along the bottom of the doorway with clear silicone and it fixed the problem I’d just been mopping up for five years. I wish I had done it sooner. I was sure to use enough clear silicone to adhere really well and fill in all those grout lines under it, (my shower doorway is tile) and then wiped up the residue that oozed out. FYI for anyone who hasn’t done it before silicone is very sticky when you’re trying to use it so it can be helpful to tape off where you don’t want the silicone to go. Meaning, set down the strip, tape off around it with a little margin, fill that now taped off area with silicone, squish down the bar, wipe off the edges, then remove tape.
H. Cai
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2023
Be careful if you want to use a double sided adhesive tap. 1/2 inch wide tape sticks out of its side, which makes caulking harder.
Cherryln D. Parker
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022
This dam was not effective for preventing water from escaping/leaking from my frameless shower enclosure. It cannot be returned, so I'll try and find some use for it. My shower door passes right over it either direction even though I only have a 1/4 inch gap.
Ronald E. Antone
Reviewed in the United States on December 1, 2022
Seemed to be too much to pay for this product. However, it does work. No more water on the floor.
patc
Reviewed in the United States on December 10, 2021
Good quality & Value. Easy to install and very strong adhesion. Used it to prevent water from coming out from under the sliding shower door.
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