I tell ya man, UA-cam is great! I just so happen to have a ceramic shower wall tile repair job this morning! On the first run above the floor base tiles. That have began to detach and sag, with no breaks or cracks. All intact! With some small grout touch ups here and there. Been a while so this helped.
Just saw all your segments. Great illustration and very informative. Was looking for a video like this one. My weekend project seams feasible. Thanks and keep up the great work. 👍 👍 👍
Fantastic instruction! I had to watch many duds before finding you. Now I'm subscribed and can't wait to view your videos before I tackle other projects. Thank you for sharing this thorough information! : )
This little ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
I have a tile that was cracked and missing a piece when we bought the house. it's an older house so they installed it with a bed of cement. I want to take one out from behind the vanity to do the repair since I can't match it. with all that cement, how do I get the tile out without damaging it? ty
Cement board is not waterproof it's water resistant. also you should change that old ass three handle valve which probably caused the moisture problems in the first place
Fantastic skills!! Most DIY instructors would rip everything out, and start from scratch, which can be daunting, as well as wasteful. Bless you sir!!
The section he's repairing ...but all the rest of them will crumble under all that molding behind the the tiles...no one is cleaning the tub at all...
Great video tutorial. Haven't done tile myself in many years and this was a great refresher
I tell ya man, UA-cam is great! I just so happen to have a ceramic shower wall tile repair job this morning! On the first run above the floor base tiles. That have began to detach and sag, with no breaks or cracks. All intact! With some small grout touch ups here and there. Been a while so this helped.
Just saw all your segments. Great illustration and very informative. Was looking for a video like this one. My weekend project seams feasible. Thanks and keep up the great work. 👍 👍 👍
I agree
Fantastic instruction! I had to watch many duds before finding you. Now I'm subscribed and can't wait to view your videos before I tackle other projects. Thank you for sharing this thorough information! : )
Thank you! Helped so much, dog smashed wall in shower trying to baith. Had to redo half the wall.
This little ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxVoi3B4CB6Oygq1-vo4OTL1M_M5JkrXif tub works perfect in our 6 x 6 shower and is easy to get in and out. Also easy to drain.
Wonderful delighted to see a good common sense with clear instructions 💓
I like the safety glasses and gloves that you're using as a safety example for us to follow.
Good looking out...
So how did the water get in there and what did you do about the mold????
I'm going to use this to help me fix my old ass rotted showerr myselfff tyy
Did it work out? Some muhfucka did a half ass job on our shower and we’re at this point where it’s rotting!
Did you not address the mold?
Thats the future tenants problem. We all know how it works.
@@lastninjaitachi mold is everywhere you'll be ight
I have a tile that was cracked and missing a piece when we bought the house. it's an older house so they installed it with a bed of cement. I want to take one out from behind the vanity to do the repair since I can't match it. with all that cement, how do I get the tile out without damaging it? ty
Where did the water come from that caused the damage?
Great advice thanks alot for your ideas
Thank you for this video
Thank you for the video. Great help
This is amazing!
My bathroom needs a Sorcerer..
Thanks
You didn’t address the seam between old backing and new cement board. It needs to be exposed and waterproofed.
What happens when the new backer board thickness is different than the old? Too thick or too thin?
Then you’re fucked
Too thick = problem.
Too thin = shim it out to the right thickness
That mold is at the worst stage ( black poppy seed mold ) do not do this without containing the effected area or without proper PPE !
Thankyou.
👍 great!
Great. Except not everybody owns an oscillating saw. What did they do before fancy saws?
To carefully prop the tiles from the wall - then it falls down to ground, lol
4:33 satisfaction!
How to repair wall
should have changed out those 3 valves to one knob while you had the wall exposed
Is this the same narrator as in Thomas the train?
Wear gloves, there is a chance to find mold,.
Cement board is not waterproof it's water resistant. also you should change that old ass three handle valve which probably caused the moisture problems in the first place
that bathroom is in need of some tilex
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