212qb tub caulk

[Rubber Man]

I'm trying to hide that big gap between the shower wall and tub. This stuff works, but not very happy with my job. Anyone do anything that looks better?

[Marcm157]

If you are talking about the gap where the shower wall ends and the pan / tub, that gap is actually there by design. The tub has a lip that extends upwards under the wall. The gap allows for some flex in the walls.

[Rubber Man]

I know, but a good place for mold to grow.

[craigav]

Originally Posted by Rubber Man

I know, but a good place for mold to grow.

Especially if it can't drain out the condensation...

[Grumpy]

Originally Posted by Rubber Man

I know, but a good place for mold to grow.

Originally Posted by craigav

Especially if it can't drain out the condensation...

Which is "EXACTLY WHY" it isn't caulked...

[Rubber Man]

My other TT's had a one piece tub and shower. My opinion on the two piece is it's just a cheaper way of putting in the shower. If you have water behind your shower wall that's a problem because something is going to rot sooner or later. Caulk or not.