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Old 09-07-2014, 07:33 AM   #1
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Leak in Shower

We just got out again after a month at home, and noticed a small rust line from the bottom of the bar that where the shower head slides. I cleaned it up and made sure everything was dry and I see a very small drip coming from the bottom of the bar where attached to the shower wall. Anyone else have this issue? I could easily seal around it but concerned that maybe the leak could be behind the shower wall. Could not find any moisture anywhere else. Thoughts???
 
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Old 09-07-2014, 07:57 AM   #2
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The only thing there that is rusting, is the screws used to attach that fixture to the shower wall. I replaced all those screws, in addition to the screws holding the shower door sides to the walls, which were also rusting, with stainless steel sheet metal screws. I removed the covers on the ends of that bar to access the screws, and removed a couple of them, and also removed a couple of screws holding the shower door sides, went to the hardware store and purchased the stainless steel screws. There has not been any rust since replacing the screws. There are two different lengths, but I believe the screws are #8, of the two lengths, and I used round Phillip head screws, which do not really show against the bronze metal, as they reflect the bronze and seem to blend in. Also, the covers on the bar are plastic, and just slide off away from the wall. I used a thin flat putty knife to get them to move.
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Did the same as Rohrmann plus drilled an additional hole in the plastic fixture cover at the bottom to allow it to drain. The water just stays in the cover rusting the cheap screws they used..
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Old 09-07-2014, 01:01 PM   #4
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Thank you guys - I knew you had the answer and I am so glad it's not a bigger issue. I'll replace those screws this week!!!
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