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Actually just used one on the far end of a tub where the water splashed out

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I tried at one point to peel it off completely to reposition it i expected that would require that i scrape off the old foam adhesive strips and purchase and apply new ones but where it is stuck by the adhesive to the acrylic tub surround at the side it is absolutely stuck there pulling it will pull the surround away from the wall before it will let the splash guard separate from the tub surround

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The only way to remove it from the acrylic will probably be to cut the adhesive strip by sliding a thin blade in between the splash guard and teh tub surround

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It would be good if the company would offer the option to purchase these individually instead of in pairs for situations where theres only a splashing problem at one end of the tub

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You may have to caulk around the tape to make them stay on more but they stay on pretty well with just the tape

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I couldnt believe the strength of the adhesive

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No idea why anyone would design such an absurd shower stall with a low lip and can only be used with curtains

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I caulked all around the edges and seams