Need advice caulking a bathtub when the gap is BIG between wall tiles & tub. Thanks.

[Blunt Tool]

Keep up....

No yours is cif mines is jif keep up

 

[WetSaw]

In Sweden, the United Kingdom, and South Africa the products were sold under the name Vim before this was changed to Jif, the launch name in Ireland, the Netherlands and Hong Kong. In January 2001, the name in most of these countries was changed to Cif, in order to harmonise marketing and product inventories across the continent.

 

[Deleted member 49260]

No yours is cif mines is jif keep up

Jif the real deal, none of this euro-naming nonsense, and don't get me started on Oil of O/Ulay.
But having said that I worked in printing and when Marathon changed to Snickers we made a fortune:- first it was a new pack design for
Marathon (redesigned slightly to allow a 'flash')
then
Marathon 'flashed' known as Snickers in USA (or somesuch), then
Snickers 'flashed' previously known as Marathon, then
Marathon!

I'd probably still be doing all that stuff except it all went to Poland/China - you may have seen the odd spelling mistake since then...

 

[Deleted member 49260]

Hang on wasn't Vim an old fashioned shaker - hadn't realised that had morphed into Jif as a cream!

 

[Blunt Tool]

Bet the OP is wondering where this has went haha

 

[Deleted member 49260]

Bet the OP is wondering where this has went haha

Gotta love thread drift - or go mad!

 

[Andy Allen]

Off

(Just to continue the chocolate theme)...

 

[phil2b]

Here is the email I sent to [email protected]:

Hi:
I am very new to this forum. How do I report ludicrous, inane, stupid, childish replies to my question about re-tiling a bathtub wall?
The ludicrous, inane, stupid, childish replies started with pdc & continued with callatiler, neilrj and Andy Allen.
Thanks...........................phil2b

 

[phil2b]

You could get yourself a pack of these to stick round the bath to reduce the gap...
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Hello:
I think that first the gap must be sealed, possibly with grout and/or silicone caulk. I am working on that. The next step might be trim tiles.

 

[phil2b]

I would use a pvc quadrant

Hi Adey:
Hello:
I think that first the gap must be sealed, possibly with grout and/or silicone caulk. I am working on that. The next step might be some kind of pvc trim tiles. Thanks for your help.