Magic Tub and Wall Peel and Caulk Strip - Create a Tight Seal Between the Bathtub and Wall to Keep Moisture Out - 1-5/8 Inch by 11 Feet - White

have an older bathroom i can’t renovate currently so used this to spruce up the caulking and it looks great! easy install! seamless! yay!!! great quality and price point

Carefully following the directions I found that on a tiled wall, this will only cause problems. It will not set into the grout lines so water will only dribble down behind it. It LOOKS great! But unless you don't mind taking care of things down the road from poorly conceived products, I would NOT put it on tiled tub walls. Also, when pushing the corner in, one portion about 3" long, SPLIT. I had to go over all the grout and the split with caulk so didn't save me a whole lot of time OR money.

Sealed that pesky leak!!

I had some of this caulk tape along my shower tub wall that was here when I moved into my home, so there's no telling how old it was. It was peeling in spots and there were gaps where water was getting in so I decided to replace it. Even following the instructions and letting it sit for 40 hours before getting it wet, there are still spots it is not sticking. If it was the same spot as the old one I'd think there was something on the wall, but this is a new spot. I like the concept, but the adhesion just isn't there for me. I'd go the extra mile and actually caulk it.

The product seems to be working well. The strips are definitely easier than caulking the old-fashioned way. The strips are thick and because you have to bend them back to fit into the grooves, it can be tricky, and the strips can go off track. Like with regular caulking, you need to do smaller sections are a time.

In this house the tub and the vertical surround were not matched up right; there was a 1/4-1/2" gap all around the top edge of the tub. We caulked it repeatedly, but if anything touched the surround it would flex and pop the caulk loose. Solution: We got a foam rod called a "backing rod" and stuffed it into the gap. With this product, I was worried about how to work it around the rounded corners, but the caulk strip turned out to be thinner and more flexible than expected. It worked fine. In fact, directions say to measure and cut three pieces of the strip. Instead, I applied it in one continuous length, which worked great. It went on very easily and quickly. Once it was in place I got a wallpaper trim roller and a hair dryer. Blowing warm air on the strip and pressing down on the roller, the caulk trim was set firmly, I hope. Time will tell. Five stars at this point for ease of application, and it looks great, too.

I wouldn't buy it again. It's a waste of money. It only lasted me a week before it started peeling off everywhere. It only has adhesive on one side, so it's easy for it to come loose after a few days. A terrible product.

Works as intended

Didnt stick for more then a week . Looks clean and sharp just doesnt stuck well

Es fácil de instalar pero tiendo a ser un poco delicado en los empalmes ya que se puede romper

Doesn’t stick properly very bad quality

This product has saved me a lot of money. It has successfully sealed off what could have been an expensive repair if we had to pull out the tile sheeting. The width may put some off, but I would rather have it properly covered and sealed than some piece of dodgy silicon beading that just gets moldy. It's clean and neat. Take your time in application and there will be no problems.

Se despega muy rápido y no es flexible, lo utilice en un baño y un lavabo