Are you looking for an easy and efficient way to seal a shower tray?
When shower trays leak, it’s almost always because of the poor quality of sealant used in the previous application. Finding the right bathroom sealant that’s compatible with your wall or floor coverings can be difficult, but it’s the most important decision you’ll make when it comes to sealing your shower tray. If you want to seal your shower tray properly, prevent water leaks and achieve a sleek, professional-looking finish, you need to use BT1, the ultimate bathroom sealant and adhesive.
What is BT1?
As the leading bathroom sealant on the market, BT1 covers all areas that make a good sealant great. Of course, it’s water-resistant and highly flexible, both of which help to create strong bonds with a number of materials. But what makes BT1 stand out is its unique ability to prevent bacteria and microbes from breeding on its surface. Most bathroom sealants will get the job done. However, the results are mediocre at best. BT1 will effectively seal your shower tray without needing any additional mechanical fixings. It’s the strongest and most hygienic bathroom sealant in existence, which is why professionals will always recommend it to seal shower trays.
How to seal a shower tray with BT1
Once you’ve got your BT1 cartridge (discover your local distributor here), it’s a good idea to make sure that the walls and shower tray itself is free from things like dirt, debris, and dust. BT1’s nozzle can be cut to suit your needs. This means you can control how much product is applied. If the area is narrow, you’ll want to cut the nozzle fairly close to the tip. If you need a wider bead of sealant, cut the nozzle at a wider point.
Now that that’s out of the way, you’re ready to apply BT1 with help from your application gun. Start by applying the sealant to the inner corner of the shower tray and work towards the front. If you discover that you need some more sealant, you can retrace your steps and add more as required. It’s important to ensure no gaps form in the bead of the sealant. This usually happens because you aren’t applying enough to the desired area.
Once you’ve finished applying the sealant to your shower tray, you can use a tool to help polish off the completed look. You might want to do this to help get that smooth, professional look that you’re after. You can follow similar steps revealed in this guide for sealing a bath with BT1. If you’re looking for a healthy option to seal your shower tray, BT1 is the only recommended choice. It uses state-of-the-art technology never before seen in the industry. It can even be used in public health institutions, where it’s the perfect sealant because of its anti-bacterial and mould prevention properties.
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