Red Devil 0151 (Wide) 1-5/8 in. x 11 ft. Tub & Wall Caulk Strip, 1-5/8" x 11', White
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Size: 1-5/8" x 11'
Features
- EASY INSTALLATION: Installs in minutes, simply peel & stick
- PRESHAPED: Gives a professional looking finish
- EXCELLENT STAIN RESISTANCE: Stays white
- FULLY SEALS IN 24 HOURS: Your bath or shower is ready to use in 1 day
- PROVIDES A LONG LASTING WATERTIGHT SEAL: Once dried, performs as well as most caulks
Description
Self-adhesive decorative trim is pre-shaped for fast, easy installation around toilets, sinks and showers. It provides a long-lasting seal and gives a finished professional look to kitchen and bath areas. Best of all, the caulk strip installs in minutes - simply peel and press into place. No tools or messy clean up! Click on the Red Devil link at the top of this page to see visit the Red Devil Brand Store. From the Manufacturer Self- adhesive decorative trim is pre-shaped for fast, easy installation around toilets, sinks and showers. It provides a long-lasting seal and gives a finished professional look to kitchen and bath areas. Best of all, the caulk strip installs in minutes - simply peel and press into place. No tools or messy clean up! Click on the Red Devil link at the top of this page to see visit the Red Devil Brand Store.
Color: White
Brand: Red Devil
Item Weight: 9.6 ounces
Full Cure Time: 24 hours
Initial Hardening Time: 24 hours
Brand Name: Red Devil
Number of Items: 1
Manufacturer: Red Devil
UPC: 723434013049 075339101513 074748348342 078433166570
Global Trade Identification Number: 13
Unit Count: 11 Feet
Number of Packs: 1
Item Type Name: Tub & Wall Caulk Strip
Model: 0151
Part Number: 0151
Full Cure Time: 24 hours
Initial Hardening Time: 24 hours
Surface Recommendation: Shower,Tub
Maximum Gap Fill: 1.5 inches
Water Resistance Level: Waterproof
Color: White
Item Form: Strip
Item Weight: 9.6 ounces
Material Type: Blend
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I like this product now but here is the "added" thing you have to do to make this product work. The 1st time I used it in a few months it started to come off from around the tub. What I found was the product does not seal that well so water can and does get behind the strip. I know its extra work but when i re-cleaned the surface and put another strip (I actually doubled it) I put a bead of caulk along the top of it all along the length.And where the 2 strips came together I caulked this too so no water could get behind it. Taa-daaa It worked great and has not even budged.(been abt 8 months now) Just put that bead of bathroom caulk or sealer along the top on the strip to stop any water from getting behind it.Go all the way along the top of the strip with the sealer or caulk I made sure it was dry before I used the shower/tub (1 day) I wish I had looked closer when it started to come of but I know now and want to pass that along.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 9, 2015 by order guy
In the basement bathroom, I removed old damaged carpet, then had the floor ceramic tiled and the old wood baseboards replaced with vinyl ones. The reason was for easier cleanup and less damage when we occasionally flood. The workers did such a lousy job adhering the vinyl baseboard. There were numerous small gaps between the floor and the vinyl. I used this to caulk strip the entire vinyl baseboard to the floor. I followed the instruction to the letter, including using alcohol to pre-clean the area. The stuff really adheres very well. Very solid. Now, the floor looks water tight. Certainly able to withstand a couple inches of sewer water, without too much damage and mold buildup. Also, I used to caulk the bathtub. It's sealed tight and looks great, too. This strip works well to reinforce surround tubs, too. The nice thing about the strip, the center is bendable. This makes it easy to push the caulk strip securely into the sharp edges, where the wall and tub meet. It lies flush to whatever is being caulked. No mess, cleanup or fumes. It certainly looks more solid than regular caulk. It's relatively expensive. I had to get 7 rolls to do the floor, but if this holds down the mold and mildew, it's worth it. I will update on longevity. Tips: -Area need to be completely, clean, dry and free of moisture, including the moisture from alcohol pre treatment. - Pressing very hard after application is key. The entire area stripped needs a good hard press. I used a dry cloth for good traction, and ran my hand over every area of the newly applied strip. - Only untape about 6 inches of caulk at one tme....just continually untape protective paper backing while actually applying. Remove excess old caulk before starting. That old caulk holds a lot of moisture. Fellow reviewers suggested heating caulk stip with a hot blow dryer and completely sealing bottom half of strip, before sealing the top half. I also used regular waterproof caulk to seal and reinforce all egdes of the strip that I cut..... in corners of tub, at the front edge, etc. Directions recommend not using tub for 8 hours after applying....I waited 24 hours before using the tub. Lastly, I think you'll have better success with this wider width. I read the reviews for the 7/8" variety of this product, and most were negative.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 2, 2012 by Trend
I purchased this to re-do me tub/shower without the messy application of caulk products. The only problem I found with it, is the "tear away" paper backing, was stuck/melted to the caulk in some places(the ends mainly), and had to pick the paper away.. which ended up with caulk stuck to my fingers, lol. Besides that, the application was pretty easy & seems to stick well. It's only been 2 days, so we'll see how long it lasts. I also purchased sealant and applied this to the areas where the strips overlapped, & to the edges, to ensure an airtight, water-proof seal. Edit: Fast forward 2 weeks & unfortunately the caulk strip is separating from the wall. I noticed a small gap tonight, & when I pulled it slightly, the entire top of the strip pulled away. It is still strongly attached to the tub/bottom half though. I believe the separation is due to me applying it to a tub with tile walls, & thus, there are several small gaps along the top, allowing water to get in. I went back & applied caulk sealant to the entire top half of the strip, so we'll see if that does the trick. I think if you're tub/shower wall is a uniform flat surface & not tile, you will not encounter this problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2013 by Mobil Tech
The directions say you can install it in 10 minutes. I think it took me about 9. I wasn't sure this would work as the "corners" in my shower/bath are rounded. But a quick cut on top and bottom of the caulking strip with an Exacto knife made it so easy. I actually had to caulk my tub in one continuous strip and it was so easy I was just amazed. Will it work? I guess I'll find out, just installed it this morning. Backing appears to be adhesive caulk, however, once placed you can take it up and put it down again, just don't press it down firmly until you are sure you have it where you want it. I cleaned the surface after removing the old caulking and wiped it down with rubbing alcohol like the directions said. Stuck to my fiberglass textured wall like glue. Okay, so much for installing. Now 48 hours later. Waited 30 hours before using the shower. Product was stuck perfectly. Took shower. Next morning, all the tape was off! So much for wishful thinking. Apparently while it sticks to textured walls, the seal is not good as water got behind it and the glue went down the drain.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2015 by Lei-Ann
Seemed like a good idea at the time: "The World's Most Comfortable Caulk" should be their tagline. It looks cheap and unfashionable – and can easily slough off, even if applied following the instructions to the letter. This product has a certain institutional look. At home, it simply says, "I've given up." Unless you're getting this for a rental property or for someone else who just for some reason does not warrant the effort, pass on this one. I've tested this for months and don't like, even though it might appeal to the lazy lowbrow in me.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 22, 2014 by H. Wyatt
I love this stuff. Worked much better for me than silicone caulk and I ended up with a professional job (slightly different from instructions) after sealing the edges using a q-tip to dipped into my exploded, and otherwise worthless, canister of silicone caulk. You will need a little bit of silicone caulk, but don't bother with a caulk gun. Instead get one of those little tubes of silicone caulk that have the little nozzle. Use that to seal all of the edges (definitely needed for tile because of the grooves) around the caulk and in the corners where the strips meet. If you follow the instructions, it tells you to overlap with a tab of the caulking for the corners. It will look much more professional and be easier to clean if you use an exacto knife of box cutters to cut, or mitre the ends for the corners and then seal the gaps with the silicone. Make sure the of the sides of the tub are wide enough (where they curve down) to accommodate the strip, or you should probably trim it prior to putting it into place. Basically, make sure it's on the flat part...don't try to mold it to the curves of the tub. This was VERY EASY and it is the easiest to clean caulk job I've ever seen. No nasty caulk to rip up when you clean. It's more of a plastic feel than standard caulk. If you have nasties in your water, as I do, this makes cleaning very easy with a sponge. I haven't seen the same kind of water problem buildup on it at all, really. The only thing that could be a deal breaker for some is that it sort of has the look of one of those "safety tubs"...something I didn't really notice in the pictures, but you can see what I mean.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2014 by Megan
I put this on two years ago along a straight 90 degree angle at the bottom edge of my tub where it meets the floor. I cleaned the area, measured careful and cut before unpeeling. I used a tiny tiny bit of calk at the corner to make the ends "pretty". It still looks fantastic. Couple of tips for applying. Warm it but don't heat it or stretch it. Making it warm does make it easier to work with, HOWEVER, you must be careful to make sure you don't stretch it as you place it. If it is stretched then it will come unstuck as it tries to shrink to it's original length or size. Clean the area and make sure it's dry. Measure, measure, measure. Test the length before pulling the sticky off. Push the inside corner in tight as you go. Press down and make sure it sticks as you place it. Try not to pull it up repeatedly. Caulk the ends with a minimal amount of caulking. Enjoy. So far no cons for me although I haven't tried to do any curves. I'm sorry to see others have had problems. I love this stuff. I've used it along my AC unit in my window, along a shelf above my microwave so things don't drop behind it and in my bathroom.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2019 by M. Crocker
Addendum after almost 3 months on the wall! Caulk tape coming off, not sticking anymore at all! either the water itself or the steam and heat of the shower causes the tape to lose adhesion... oh well, it was a temporary fix to begin with I guess, while I was redoing the second bathroom... so, back to square one for me... Pretty easy to install, stuck well for a week or so, then started pulling up. Ok, some thoughts... first, i cleaned wall area and tub surface diligently! This was an old trailer tub surround that did Not have a solid board behind it, so it flexed! Second, I realized afterwards that the mtl stretched when being applied! After a week or so, it was returning to it's natural size... came away from the corners where I tried to overlap ends, etc... since this was always meant to be a temporary fix while I upgrade the second bathroom, I'm not unduly concerned.... if this were meant to be a permanent fix, the stretching and flexing would have been constant problems. Still 4 stars! Know the limitations of your materials!
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Reviewed in the United States on May 28, 2017 by Alan W. Wilkerson