Shower drain too high, therefore ground down, now there is a hole

Remove gutter, deepen hole, install new gutter and seal, give away [Flex], not to a friend

Even if it is irrelevant: We worked on the strip with a Dremel. We're not troublemakers either.

The gutter is already ordered. That’s probably the smallest thing. But doing everything new will easily cost four figures. That really hurts. Money isn’t that easy after building a house.

Redo it and check it off as a story you can laugh about later. That’s the fastest way. Money goes away and comes back. Annoyance and bad mood cost good time. Time doesn’t come back. Therefore, I wouldn’t mess around with a makeshift solution for years either.

Of course, stainless steel can be soldered! Even hard or soft. You just have to know how. However, I cannot say whether the desired result can be achieved and if it then costs significantly less than a four-digit amount. "Properly" it probably only works by removing the old and installing new. A possible water damage caused by a defective shower channel would probably be more expensive.

Locksmiths with experience in stainless steel inquire and have professional repairs done.