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27 Feb, 2019
Adequately reduces force of spray
The shower wand that feeds off our bath taps was spraying too hard to be usable. The smallest reducer (green I think) has reduced the force with which the water comes out and we can now use it more comfortably.
11 Jan, 2017
Peeled off with the tape
1 of 1 found this helpful I only tried the paint for repairing the tracks and can't comment on the tab repair kit. I had several inches of defogger track that had been scraped off the glass in five different places. The sticky paper template included in the kit was nowhere near long enough to repair any of them so I used Cellotape to mark off the lines. The paint isn't easy to apply because it dries fast but I managed to get the recommended three coats on. There was just about enough. I let it dry for the recommended time (30 minutes I think) and then carefully peeled off the tape.
Unfortunately, most of the paint came off with the tape so the tracks were just as broken as before. It might have helped to use a flexible ruler and very sharp knife to cut the dried paint before taking the tape off but nothing in the instructions mentions this. I have no reason to believe that using the supplied template would have been any different. Shorter breaks may be easier to fix, and even if it doesn't work the first time, you have plenty of paint to try again. Definitely no good for longer breaks.