Question 1

Will it repair a bullet hole in a fiber glass shower wall?

Accepted Answer

Probably not. If you are on a budget, I recommend picking up a few 12x12 peel and stick backsplash glass mosaic tiles, cut them into 3” horizontal pieces and install them over the hole and the entire length of your shower (a horizontal decorative strip). Assuming you have a standard size 30x60x30 shower/bath combo, you can probably get away with buying three of them and for around $5 each at HD (or search here on Amazon). Personally, I would add adhesive or epoxy behind them due to the exposure to water. Might just be a temporary fix, but a whole lot cheaper than replacing a fiberglass insert. Alternatively you might want to search for fiberglass pool slide repair to see what you come up with.

Question 2

How fumey is this product? I have a small sink patch to do in a windowless bathroom.

Accepted Answer

Not too much fumes. I suggest you mix only a small amount in a separate container to just cover the spot.I did it over a year ago and it has held up extremely well

Question 3

I need to cover cigarette burn on a fiberglass tub surround prior to listing a property.  Is this what I need?

Accepted Answer

Yes.Lightly sand the burn with a smooth grit sandpaper, then clean the area. Apply thin coats of this as needed, until it looks good.

Question 4

Will this repair pits on an old cast iron clawfoot tub?

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I'm guessing on this one...I would think that if the pits aren't super deep it will work.  I had huge horrible rust near the drain on the tub in the house we bought and it fill in that rust after I scraped out as much rust as possible. Then filled & painted with white. We ended up getting the entire tub and surrounding tiles resurfaced & that company went over that area of the tub in the long run. They did say my "repair" was done well, but they went over the entire tub when everything was resurfaced. Resurfacing saved us about $8000, because the estimate to have the tub and tiles replaces was over $10,000. We did both bathrooms. Best wishes on your claw foot tub! I do love that look! :-)

ASIN	B006ZHVLYG
ASIN	B006ZHVLYG
Age Range Description	Adult
Best Sellers Rank	#41,400 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #153 in House Paint
Brand Name	Rust-Oleum
Color	White
Color Code	#ffff
Container Type	Can
Coverage	1.25 sq ft.
Customer Reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,991)
Customer reviews	4.1 4.1 out of 5 stars (1,991)
Date First Available	15 August 2013
Dry Time In Hours	2
Finish Type	Gloss
Full Cure Time	2 Hours
Included Components	Rust-Oleum 244166 Specialty Kit Tub and Tile Touch Up, White
Indoor Outdoor Usage	Indoor
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Is Waterproof	True
Item Form	Liquid
Item Type Name	Rust-Oleum 244166 Specialty Kit Tub and Tile Touch Up, White
Item Volume	13.3 Milliliters
Item Weight	0.2 Pounds
Item model number	244166
Manufacturer	Rust-Oleum
Manufacturer	Rust-Oleum
Model Name	Tub & Tile Touch Up Paint
Model Number	244166
Paint Type	Acrylic
Part Number	244166
Product Dimensions	10.16 x 5.08 x 17.78 cm; 90.72 g
Size	2-PART KIT
Special Features	Washable
Specific Uses For Product	Interior/Exterior
Surface Recommendation	Ceramic,Fiberglass,Plastic,Porcelain
UPC	020066023133 020066171438
Water Resistance Level	Water Resistant

Rust-oleum Specialty Tub & Tile Touch-Up Kit

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