I've got 2 baths where the triangle shaped plastic trim has lots of mould around the silicone seal.
Looks similar to the one in B and Q below.
https://www.diy.com/departments/dia...a ... ms_S_BSA_D
I've tackled the 1 bath and cleaned up the silicone. So now I'm not sure what to do. During the clearing up some of the plastic trim has come away from the tiled wall. I could just try and fill up the small gaps with silicone and seal the rest of the trim with silicone, or perhaps I could pull off the old plastic trim and re-attach, or perhaps buy new and start over.
Any recommendations much appreciated.
Mouldy Bath Tub Plastic Silcone Seal Trim
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Re: Mouldy Bath Tub Plastic Silcone Seal Trim
Buy a new trim, quicker, easier, less hassle.
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Re: Mouldy Bath Tub Plastic Silcone Seal Trim
Buy some of this https://www.screwfix.com/p/unibond-sili ... 00ml/75756 and strip it back clean.Then put some new trim and reseal as suggested by SE.
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