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We are factory trained and certified bathliner/reglazing company in NYC
Posted by 718-264-7626 SurfaceRX, Inc. Bathliner/Reglazing remodeling company on May 19th, 2003 02:38 PM
In reply to Acrylic Bathtub Liner by Mike Cosham on January 27th, 2003 06:15 PM [Go to top of thread]
Your TubLiner installer didn't put enough butyl tape on the belly, that's why it left a gap between the two surface.
If done correctly, your existing tub should reinforce the new arcylic tub. As a result, your new tub liner should be very solid and shouldn't flex like you mention.
In your situation, I would definately contact BathFitter and notified the nature of your problem. Try to get a partial credit back for the job which wasn't done correctly. Tubliner is made with DR/ABS Acrylic, which is the same material used in Aerospace industrial. It is proven to be strong and durable. Therefore, I don't think the flexing will give you any problem. However, the flexing can be quite annoying. Hope this had help answering your question. Good luck!
Alex
SurfaceRX, Inc.
www.surfacerx.com
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