Hi folks,
The silicone along the edge of my shower base has cracked in a few places (there's one main spot I'm worried about pictured below - in the centre of section 'A').
This is my first time working with any form of silicone/grout repair - and I'm trying to assess if this is a small job I can take on myself, or if I'd be better off engaging a professional for a larger job / more permanent fix.
I'd love some advice on:
- Is there such a thing as a patch repair for a problem like this, where I could remove a single line/edge of silicone and replace that, or does the repair need to be more of an 'everything all at once' type of job? (From my research I can see new silocine doesn't like sticking to old sillconine, which suggests it's best to avoid any kind of 'join' when doing the repair.)
- If it is possible to do just one section, which specific lines would you recommend I remove and replace (eg. Just A? A+B1+B2?)
- Are there any specific tips / resources you'd recommend for a job like this?
