How to Glue a Vinyl Shower Lining

Fabric shower curtains grow mildew and mold if they are exposed to moisture on a regular basis without a protective liner. Although vinyl shower curtains are waterproof, they are may not enhance your bathroom decor the way a cloth shower curtain can. Display and protect your fabric shower curtain by gluing a vinyl shower curtain onto the back of it. This enables you to keep using the cloth shower curtain you enjoy, while preventing mildew and mold from developing on it at the same time.

Fabric shower curtain
Measuring tape
Scissors
Fabric glue
Vinyl liner fabric
Single-hole fabric punch

Instructions

- 1
  Measure your fabric shower curtain, then cut out a rectangle with the same measurements from a sheet of thin vinyl fabric.
- 2
  Lay the fabric shower curtain right side down and flat onto a table top, and squeeze a line of fabric glue around the entire perimeter of the curtain.
- 3
  Squeeze pea-sized dollops over the middle of the fabric shower curtain, spacing each dollop 12 inches apart.
- 4
  Lay the vinyl fabric on top of the glue-covered fabric curtain, lining up the edges. Press the vinyl fabric firmly onto the fabric. Allow the glue to dry for 1 hour.
- 5
  Punch out holes in the vinyl fabric through the established holes in the fabric shower curtain using a fabric single-hole punch.

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