Hi,
Looking for some advice. Have made a bath panel from some plywood to which I have added some auto adhesive vinyl planks to somehow match the floor, hope they're almost as good as the LVT flooring and won't come off.
At the bottom I have placed a small plinth which is siliconed all around and fixed with screws, hopefully it stays in place. On top of this I have placed the larger bit, have used some dowels for alignment, looks good from my pov.
Now this is the part that I want to be easily removable, should there ever be another problem with a leaking bathtub waste.
Because not everything is at a perfect angle, there's about 3-4mm of the panel sticking out of the edge of the bathtub, have attached a picture.
I know I could simply silicone it and it would look like it's meant to be that way, but removal would be a pain, plus cleaning all the silicone and applying new one.
What else could I use to make that edge waterproof? Is there some wood paint, oil, wax, some magic spray that would be better. Not expecting a lot of water ingress on that area, but just to be safe.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.
Looking for some advice. Have made a bath panel from some plywood to which I have added some auto adhesive vinyl planks to somehow match the floor, hope they're almost as good as the LVT flooring and won't come off.
At the bottom I have placed a small plinth which is siliconed all around and fixed with screws, hopefully it stays in place. On top of this I have placed the larger bit, have used some dowels for alignment, looks good from my pov.
Now this is the part that I want to be easily removable, should there ever be another problem with a leaking bathtub waste.
Because not everything is at a perfect angle, there's about 3-4mm of the panel sticking out of the edge of the bathtub, have attached a picture.
I know I could simply silicone it and it would look like it's meant to be that way, but removal would be a pain, plus cleaning all the silicone and applying new one.
What else could I use to make that edge waterproof? Is there some wood paint, oil, wax, some magic spray that would be better. Not expecting a lot of water ingress on that area, but just to be safe.
Any suggestions would be much appreciated.