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Surface crack in new Vikrell shower wall
I just bought and installed a new replacement (4-piece) Sterling shower unit with Vikrell walls. A slight surface dimple/indentation (5 mm in diameter) was discovered on one of the walls after installation was complete. The crack has not gone all the way through the shower wall.
How can I fix/repair/seal the crack so it won't leak before I use it? |
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There are several products on the market to fix this sort of problem, you may have even seen them advertised on late night TV. Here is one made for Vikrell
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