Project: Repair a cracked shower tray

SPEEDLINER PRO – Repair cracks, support soft areas

We show you how to repair a cracked, soft shower tray in your camper or caravan yourself and then seal it with SPEEDLINER PRO. Everything is free: step-by-step online guide, video tutorial and downloadable PDF.

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VIDEO TUTORIAL

The coating process explained step by step in the video.

PDF GUIDE

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ONLINE GUIDE

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Video Tutorial:

Repair a cracked shower tray with SPEEDLINER PRO

Learn how to completely repair your shower tray yourself with this hands-on video — step by step and easy to follow.

PDF Guide:

Repair a cracked shower tray with SPEEDLINER PRO

Download the guide for your shower tray repair and print it. Keep all key steps at hand while you work.

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Step-by-step Guide:

Repairing your cracked shower tray – step by step

All steps for repair and sealing: preparation, masking, stapling cracks, sanding, sealing and coating. Practical tips help at every step. Long-lasting protection for your shower tray.

Step 1: Masking

Protect surrounding areas with masking tape, paper and film. Don’t forget to cover the drain.

Masking areas around the shower tray

Apply a first tape about 20 mm from the tray edge, then cover the gap to the tray with 30 mm tape. This master tape is removed after coating.

Step 2: Staple the cracks

Use a plastic repair stapler to staple broken sections securely.

Stapling cracks with a repair stapler

Press hot staples in flush (do not pierce through) and secure all areas carefully.

Step 3: Stabilize the tray base

Underfill the area around the stapled crack with 2-component expanding foam to increase stability.

Underfilling with 2K foam

Drill 8 mm holes around the crack (beware of pipes and installations beneath!). Inject foam, let it cure and trim any excess flush.

Trim foam flush

Cut metal staples flush with side cutters and sand smooth — a finger sander works best.

Cut staples flush

Sanding smooth with finger sander

Step 4: Key the shower tray

Clean and thoroughly key with 80-grit paper/sponge; carefully key the edges without damaging the master tape.

Keying the surface

Keying the edges

Step 5: Seal repaired areas

Seal all repaired areas, hairline cracks and holes with PU sealer. Smooth with a finger wetted with WDC cleaner. Do not use water or silicone remover.

Applying PU sealer

Smoothing PU sealer

Step 6: Let the PU sealer dry

Allow at least 20 minutes to tack off; better to let it fully cure.

Observe drying time

Step 7: Coat the shower tray

Now coat the prepared shower tray with SPEEDLINER PRO — either by roller/brush or with a spray gun.

More info: Shower tray rolling with SPEEDLINER PRO or Shower tray spraying with SPEEDLINER PRO.

Done — that’s it!