Garden shears!! Never thought of that . Best tool for the job. Worked great!!

Very useful. Thank you.

Thanks, several useful tips I'll use when it comes to doing mine again.

This video really helped. Thank you!

Do you sell end plastic cap as mine has been lost

I have the opposite problem, the gap gets bigger the further into the bath, away from the shower

Good to know. I was told to use a small saw which doesn't leave a clean edge. Thanks.

Very useful, clear instructions, well filmed and without background music. Other sites could learn from this.

Can you post how to fit a seal to an L shaped panel. Everything I do, water leaks at the turn.

Arrrrg. Trying to fit the new door length seals on shower glass doors. They're so hard and unpliable it's nigh on impossible to get them over the glass. Tried using warm hair dryer to soften but that doesn't work.... I'll have knuckle arthritis or broken glass shower doors I'm having to use so much force ...... arrrrrrrrrrrgggggggggg

Perfect perfect perfect and easy to set up!👍🏾

Perfect perfect perfect and easy to set up!👍🏾

Thank you from FL, USA! I would never have thought about using garden shears. It worked for me!

Hi do you do these guard's for p shaped baths?

Good Tips love the secateurs and tip on cutting down on the top of the channel. Key points! If you could show us how to join the vertical strip to the bottom strip best method as there are no videos anywhere on the best practice here. I have seen pictures of the bottom seal protruding beyond the shower door with the vertical meeting it, but I have not seen the cleanest full proof way to ensure there is no gap between the vertical strip and the bottom strip as you can get a small hole where water can escape. It would be fantastic to see a video covering this off; a frameless shower door with 1 or more vertical seals and how they should marry up altogether, with a demonstration of the best way to cut each of the seals to work together to ensure a proper seal. Thanks for the great video and easy to find.

Very nicely done! Is there one material that is BEST for a shower sweep, e.g., PVC?, silicone?

Gardening shears ! Brilliant ! Will try tomorrow. Thanks

Great tip. Thanks!

I have a sliding door on my shower and was unsure of how to remove the seal. Even though your door swings out, your simple video gave me the confidence to try and just slide my seal off and it worked. I removed the green mold and calcium deposits and put the seal back on. Good as new.

brilliant! very useful - thanks for showing us all

It would be nice to see that actual Dora on the tub

Thanks for the video Paul. Is there a way to seperate the two panels so you can clean the bit where they overlap?

THANK YOU for the tip regarding using a garden shears to make the cut! I tried the hacksaw idea and it was a total mess.

WOW !!! I need to show this to my plumber who thinks he knows how to install a shower door without leaking at the bottom. He failed to think the 2" gap from bottom hinge to wall would actually have water coming out of it! SO well done! Thanks SO much !!

Amazing business. Don’t see why ur not getting the likes. Wish you all the best

Il put links on the videos I’ve wasted time watching for this solution

Finally a video showing how simple it is, it should be titled shower seal gap leak solution

Great job on describing how to cut a shower sweep! To some it may seem simple but to those who are not familiar this is a great instructor!! Thank you!

Can the rubber seal on a bi-fold shower door be replaced. It has started to split along the centre where it hinges.

Hi, I have a similar shower screen but there is no way to undo the end as the glass is encased in a white frame. Would I still be able to use this or do I need something else? Please help me. Thank you Dawny