Shower Door Drip Rail w/ VHB Tape - 33" Long

This was exactly what I needed to fix a leaky shower door inherited from the previous owners of my home. The problem was that water would collect in the inadequate metal drip rail (which after many years is now disgustingly moldy) and leave an arc of water as the door was opened following a shower. I installed this product above the existing drip rail, angling it so that the water would drip back INTO the shower if the door was left open instead of letting it pool. Being plastic, and cuttable with strong scissors, it was a breeze to install. It took less than 10 minutes, from cleaning the shower door glass with alcohol to trimming the product to size. It looks pretty decent too - I don't think e.g. a guest would give it a second glance and would presume it to be an integral part of the shower door. The adhesive seems very strong.One slight issue: after installation, there was a gap between the top of the adhesive backing and the glass door, enough for me to run the tips of my fingernails in. I don't know whether this is because I didn't install it properly, didn't clean the glass properly or whatever, but it concerned me that water might get in there as it trickled down the glass door and affect the adhesive over time, or simply fester and get moldy. So, I got some Vaseline and ran it along that edge so the water runs over it. Seems to do the trick!I considered replacing the door, glad I tried this first.ps there are some videos on YouTube of the product and installation

great product, works like it should. fast shipping:)

While remodeling our master bath we installed a hinged glass shower door on a fiberglass shower. The first time we used it the floor got so wet we had to re-hang a shower curtain. We tried to reseal with silicone and adjust the slant on the bulit in drip rail but everytime the door was opened water just poured out the end. Thought we might have to either remove the door or pay for a professional to fix when we found this product online. It totally works and is barely noticeable when attached. Easy to cut to fit and install - we let it extend past the hinge to make sure all water flowed into the shower pan - just make sure to install with enought slant so the water flows back into the shower. We did watch the install videos on youtube first which was helpful. Great product for the money - solved our problem - definitely worth a try.

A very expensive solution for my shower door, especially since it lasted about two weeks. The adhesive does not hold. I prepared the glass as directed, making sure the surface was clean and dry. The adhesive seemed to work, but within a week it was moving a little, and after two weeks, it fell off. The manufacturer needs to provide a suitable method for installation. A disclaimer about making sure you have "non-treated glass" is nothing more than a convenient excuse for poor execution. Everyone who has similar results should receive a full refund.

Easy to install and most of the water stays within the shower. However some water still finds its way to the floor outside of the shower. The adhesive strip is very easy to apply but fails after about two weeks. Like others have suggested, a drop or two of crazy glue keeps the strip in position. I bought two strips and after the first one became unstuck I made extra sure the surface for the second one was very clean before installing. Same thing, came unstuck after about two weeks

Was hoping this would solve my leaky shower door issue. There were so many mixed reviews that I wasn't sure if it would adhere over my current drip rail, so I thought I would take a chance. It didn't pay off. It's way too short in width to fit over a current drip rail. The description doesn't really help either. If you have a flameless door, this should work. If not, it probably won't work for you. I watched a video online for Magic Molding and it's exactly what I need. It is designed to fit over a current drip rail. The search for that product led me to this one, but it is not the same product. The gentleman in the video created it, but apparently doesn't sell them anymore. Oh well, back to the annoying shower curtain I was trying to avoid by having a shower door!

Problem: Stand in shower - As soon as we opened our shower door after a shower, there was a trail of water puddling outside on the floor along the arc the edge of the door takes.Solution: Drip Rail from Magic Moulding.Fixing: There's a youtube video showing how to fix the shower door drip rail properly. Measured twice and cut the drip rail to size with scissors to fit our door. It took some adjustment with a sharp knife on the extreme ends, as our door also has 2mm tabs on the sides. But once the small adjustment cuts were made in the edges, it fit perfectly. Seems like a part of the door now, not a messy DIY gone wrong. No more puddles of water outside the shower door as soon as we open it. Now I have a dry floor right outside the shower.

Great product!