Posted by old on August 30, 2007 at 12:17:01 from (4.245.6.210):
Hove any of you ever tried to repair a fiber glass tub. The one in my house has cracked and the crack is about 18 inches long. So have any of you ever tird to do this and did it work?? What did you use to do it?? I would replace it but at this time theres no money in the kitty to do so, so I have to try to fix what I have. My thinking is to pull the tub out, which I have to do to repair the floor any how. Then get some firer glass stuff for an auto parts store and put 2 or 3 layer of it on the under side of the tub. Then when I set if back in fill in under it with that spray in foam so it sits on the fom not in the air like it does right now. I figure if I do that it will not flex as much and maybe not crack again. What do you guy think?? Thanks
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