A.A Stick N Repair Cracked Bathtub, Pool Liner, Roof, Skylight, Vinyl Skirting, Siding Repair Kit (White)

I give it 5 STARS! I cleaned shower floor surface with a grease cutter, used a scrubber to scuff the area getting sealed, the entire product covered the crack that was almost 10 inches long, the sticky surface is strong, we placed a heavy box on the surface and left it for 3 days, the crack is sealed!

We have an old fiber glass shower surround (20 years plus) and the floor is beginning to crack and craze. I was able to cut this patch to fit over 2 separate areas and it works very well- cleaning the area for patching is a *must for every best adhesion, once it's on the patch seals perfectly.

Delivered fast. Had some uneven spots. Very sticky and thick. Not sure it was worth the price but we will see.

I had a small crack in my bathtub and was looking for something a little cheaper than replacing my whole tub. This was easy to install and has held up very well. I am very happy with the results!

This stuck very well to my shower and sealed the incipient crack. However, I would warm other users to make sure they clean the sticky off the very edge before they lay it, something I did not do. Now there is a darker line around the edge where it pokes out from the clean crisp white. I will definitely bear this in mind if iI need to use it again.

Very sticky, works good for small cracks in tubs/shower floors, but when recieved them the second time in the mail, some were stuck together and couldnt get them apart. Need different way of packaging them.

Wonderful. I had a hole in my siding. Put the house on the market. The realtor said, the first thing I noticed was that hole. This product was used a couple days later. House sold , first person that looked

Garbage. This came stuck to the envelope it was shipped in. It's nothing more than a thick sticker. I had to use it, but have no confidence in its application. Had to peel it off the envelope. Super frustrating. Not worth the money. No instructions on application. Some 3rd grader is throwing stickers in an envelop and charging $13!