Ceramic towel rack

I looked around a bit, would using caulk to secure it be a good idea?
I'm trying to keep it relatively cheap

>>1174369
>caulk

you want construction adhesive

>>1174382
alright thanks
what would you recommend for for cleaning up the edges a bit, it chipped off so there will be some small cracks if I reattach it to the wall

>>1174384

Use an acrylic caulk to cover up the chips...

>>1174384
>>1174388
yeah, just some caulk would be fine for that, it's just cosmetic

Can you post a picture of the actual towel rack itself? I do home remodeling for a living and i can tell you right now that construction adhesive will not even be a short term solution

>>1174402
Also, as far as the bar, if you're on a tight budget, getting a dowel in a similar size

what the fuck, was that mounted on drywall?

That part that broke off is designed to be mortared onto a cement-board backer, not stuck to drywall with a little bit of joint compound and caulk.

Buy a towel rack designed for drywall - it'll have drywall anchors and appropriate brackets to support the rack+towels.

Liquid-nails will only make the damage to the drywall worse the next time it falls off. Which it will.