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Anonymous users2024-01-24I don't know what you're referring to by stickiness. If it is used to seal and fix the toilet bowl after it is installed in place, the super glue is not very suitable, or acid glass glue should be used, which is specially used for waterproof and fixation, and the super glue cannot achieve such an effect; If the toilet itself is damaged and wants to be glued together, super glue is okay, but the repair should be a place where the force is not strong, if it is next to the skin or a place that has been stressed for a long time, it is recommended to replace the toilet for safety reasons.
Yes, but I don't approve of your use. The bond is too strong, which makes it difficult to repair later. >>>More
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.
It is completely fine to use the common two-component AB glue (modified acrylic glue) on the market, and it is even better to have epoxy resin glue!
It definitely doesn't stick to water. The water must be cleaned and wiped clean to be firm.
It must be beaten, and both sides must be beaten to ensure that there is no water leakage and no air leakage. In particular, some flange rings of average quality will fall off and crack after two years, and they can be used for a few more years. For example, in the picture below, when the toilet was installed, the flange ring was not glued, and eventually it fell off and leaked. >>>More