Silicone over gap at bath edge

[Chap]

Removed a cack sealing strip to find there's about an 8mm gap between one edge of the bath and the tilled wall.

I need to know the best way of dealing with this before i spam sealant round the bath.

I presume it needs filling, but with what?

Thanks
Nathan

 

[breezer]

I presume it needs filling, but with what?

bath sealing stip is best

 

[Chap]

I was thinking along the lines of some sort of flexible filler for the gap, with a small amount of silicone over the top. Or mabe using some sort of beeding?

Sealing strip always seems to be a bit of a bodge to me.. I don't like the way it looks!

 

[breezer]

what ever you use needs support, if not it will fall down the gap, that is why people use sealing strip

 

[gcol]

Chap, read this:
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[Chap]

Thanks gcol, that's the sort of solution i was after! (my serches turned up nothing)

Thanks again

 

[gcol]

We aim to please.

 

[Moz]

Good old Nestor...

She saves the day again ....

you could try a length of white plastic beading mind , looks nice

 

[simonh1024]

Go to Topps and get some Quad tile pieces. They would sit very nicely along that gap. You get an adhesive tube with some of them which is water proof.

 

[Moz]

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[Moz]

gcol

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