I want to use this tape to mount my shower caddy. Is this tape water resistance/able to stick to that kind surface?
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Yes, it would stick. It is water resistance. The only thing is will the shower caddy have the surface area for the tape. You have to use plenty of tape. More surface you cover with the tape the stronger the hold. I can also predict when you clean the area cleaning chemicals loosen the bond.
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Make sure the surfaces of the caddy and the wall are free of oils (soap/shampoo etc). The tape is suitable for a moisture environment. If your surfaces are clean then this product will definitely do the job. I suggest letting the tape form a permanent bond for 24 hours before putting weight into the caddy.
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I used the tape on the headliner in my car which was loose. Not the best idea but so far it has held. Also used it to repair a wicker chair that sits outside in the elements and so far it hasn't come loose.
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Oh, yeah .. waterproof and very very permanent ......... like removing anything that has been mounted/fixed with gorilla glue/ There is no UN-doing/ I used outside for hose hanger and bird-bath fix/
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I would presume yes. The adhesive strip is very strong. I have mine just outside my shower so it definitely gets a ton of humidity but no direct water.
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I agree with Bud. It probably wouldn't stick to the cotton at all but if it did, it wouldn't stick for long. The tape is best for non-porous surfaces, and the wider the surface area the better.
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These work great for a closet rod. I really can't answer as to whether they can tolerate moisture and be used for a shower rod. You might try contacting the maker, National Hardware, directly for the answer to your question.
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There is a flexible "slick" tape that is sold on Amazon. CS Hyde Conformable PTFE Tape With Silicone Adhesive, Brown 1/2 inch X 36 yards It should conform to the rod just fine and probably will stay adhered for a good while. Eventually, it will have to be replaced, probably. I used it on drawer bottoms that get a lot of use, and it has held up very well. Should be useful for lots of situations. It also comes in different sizes. It is a translucent tan.
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This tape is probably too weak for that unless the polyurethane molding you are using is very thin. This only really good for something the weight of paper. Even heavy poster paper doesn't work for it either. For anything substantial, I would probably use sticky putty adhesive that can be peeled off. You can search for it under "putty adhesive".
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That depends on what surface you are mounting it to. Seeing that you want to use glue it is probably unnecessary to use the rubber gasket that comes with it. So, you will need an adhesive that is water resistant and will bond to plastic and whatever surface you are mounting to (i.e. tile, painted gypsum board, wall paper, etc)
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It's a universal adhesive used on the gasket. I think that if the surface is cleaned (lighty sandpapered) and dry, then it should stick without a problem.
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Hello, It seems to me it would even stick better to something that was already a little grippy. There is a version of the tape though that is extra strong and even washable designed for putting on clothes although I have never used it. Regarding this tape, I've used it to label containers and file folders but not something that would be frequently handled like a telephone.
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Not sure it might the tape is really sticky....its like the old duct tape use to be
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Mine went into rail. A high bond tape may work for some applications. Given the moisture and cleaning chemicals used in showers I doubt high bond tape would have lasted on my shower door.
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That would probably depend on how smooth the surface is and whether it would get stepped on, etc. I've successfully stuck it on flashlights and even the side of a refrigerator that I would bump into in the middle of the night (it was a small house!), but I wouldn't consider this tape to be super-stickey.
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I don't know exactly what you had in mind, however I can tell you that this tape only sticks to itself. So in that regard it doesn't act like traditional tape. You have to wrap it all the way around something and then stick it to itself.
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It is held on the wall with command strips. I'm not sure if those are water resistant or not. Also, I wouldn't recommend it for the bathtub as many of the parts are very small and could go down the drain and then cause all kinds of havoc with your plumbing!
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I'm not sure if the glue would hold in the shower or in a high humidity area? I used this on a bedroom wall. They're fairly inexpensive though, so it might not hurt to give it a try.
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i am not sure i think it should work, the tape is very strong and sticks to about anything and is very sturdy as well i never painted it before but it should be ok
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We installed in our bathroom next to the shower. Chrome has shown no signs of deterioration; however, it is not being sprayed with water. I would think that you could caulk around the mounting points. I don't know how well it will stand up to direct contact with water.