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Filling screw holes on a bathr(...) 05/04/24(Sat)02:59:38 No.2795354
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Filling screw holes on a bathroom tile Anonymous 05/04/24(Sat)02:59:38 No.2795354 Archived
I guess this is not a straightforward process like putting putty on a normal wall due to the more humid conditions.
I don’t need to make it look aesthetic because I want to mount a cabinet over it. What would I need to use? The answers online are a bit inconsistent.
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05/04/24(Sat)03:06:39 No.2795357
Anonymous 05/04/24(Sat)03:06:39 No.2795357
All Purpose Silicone sealant should work fine
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05/04/24(Sat)03:11:55 No.2795358
Anonymous 05/04/24(Sat)03:11:55 No.2795358
>>2795357
yup, used this on my bathtub after taking off the glass door it came with, it's barely noticeable.
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05/04/24(Sat)13:40:34 No.2795510
Anonymous 05/04/24(Sat)13:40:34 No.2795510
>>2795354
You could silicone-in some SS bolts, studs, or pins to make it look like they are supposed to be there
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