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Anonymous users2024-01-23Yes, but I don't approve of your use. The bond is too strong, which makes it difficult to repair later.
This plays a fixed role, you just use cement and sand.
Marble glue is hard when it dries, and the gel itself will crack if it is slightly shaken, it is generally not suitable to use marble glue station toilet, the toilet can generally be bonded with elastic glass glue, glass glue construction is soft, it is soft and elastic after drying, and the waterproof is very good, it is recommended that you use glass glue.
Is the toilet leaking or what, you can try Jinshida multi-functional soft rubber, sealed, waterproof and high temperature resistant, fill leaks and crack or something, it is too suitable.
Let the glue dry for about 2 days to reach the best solid state, and then use, if used within 48 hours will affect the fixed sealing performance of the glue, it is recommended to use it after 48 hours.
It definitely doesn't stick to water. The water must be cleaned and wiped clean to be firm.
The glass glue at the bottom of the toilet only has a waterproof effect, not a fixed effect, so you only need to remove the expansion screw (some toilets do not use expansion screws when installing) The toilet can be removed.