How to DIY silicone a shower screen

[@alanpatten468]

Best video on this subject for those, like me, who have never done it before.Following this advice, I had great success. Other videos on the subject are too wordy and want to display the profesional's expertise rather than give solid uncomplicated advice.

[@flatcapfiddle]

I never knew you could put silicone in both directions after it had cured. Thanks for that abd the tip with the water spray is genius.

[@kerberos984]

Scott is right, you should not silicone the inside of a shower screen. They are designed so that the water drains out and back into the shower / bath, the last thing you want is water getting trapped behind the shower screen when the silicone eventually starts to fail.

[@MalibuGlassMI]

Who the hell is Scott?

[@kevincuthbert3058]

You are correct sir.

[@Miss79er]

Will that work for the shower screen coming away from the wall, horizontally ?

[@uncjim]

Thank you..thank you..thank you.

[@Crhymethink]

best vid yet!

[@dutchylondon]

I've seen plumbers use their spit 😂

[@declanmurphy1006]

Who?

[@MalibuGlassMI]

lol

[@michaeldoherty4221]

Flaming Wombats mate.... I'LL be removing them business cards and not me credits cards... Yer dingo..

[@MalibuGlassMI]

Who made this video? I don't know who but can somebody tell me who this guy is? He never shows who he is? Who came up with this idea? Try Glass Cleaner in a spray can and try a mixture of Dish washing liquid and water in a spray bottle and there is always Denatured Alcohol. Wink, Wink. Now, you have trade secrets from you know who.

[@bartoncourcier414]

so do you prefer to use denatured alcohol or a mixture of dish washing soap + water to smooth out the silicone? I need to remove and reinstall my glass shower partition myself so that shower can be regrouted. My local glass shop quoted me $1,300 USD! Don't move to California.