Replace Bathroom Tile

[Shane Cyrenne]

The wallboard behind the tile of the shower/bath is getting wet. I have replaced all of the fixtures and half *** fixed the tile by cutting out a piece of wallboard and gluing the tiles to this. It looks like a do-it-yourselfer job for sure.Would like to use the cement board? How do you cut this board to fit around the fixtures and what do I need to make the tiles adhere to this?MIC

[M. Mobley]

: The wallboard behind the tile of the shower/bath is getting wet. I have replaced all of the fixtures and half *** fixed the tile by cutting out a piece of wallboard and gluing the tiles to this. It looks like a do-it-yourselfer job for sure.: Would like to use the cement board? How do you cut this board to fit around the fixtures and what do I need to make the tiles adhere to this?: MICMic, the process involved in cutting the cement board is one of using a powered electric saw or using what is loosly called a Fibro Cutter. This tool is hand operated and has jaws that fit either side of the fibro sheet and the material is punched out by bring the handles of the tool together. Either way you will need an adhesive to do the job of holdiong the tiles on and I would suggest that you visit the hardware store and asked your friendly and informed salesperson for the correct one. For a job that should be first class then I suggest that you use a wall and flooor tiler. Regards Colin

[M. Mobley]

: The wallboard behind the tile of the shower/bath is getting wet. I have replaced all of the fixtures and half *** fixed the tile by cutting out a piece of wallboard and gluing the tiles to this. It looks like a do-it-yourselfer job for sure.: Would like to use the cement board? How do you cut this board to fit around the fixtures and what do I need to make the tiles adhere to this?: MICTo cut the concrete board score it with a drywall knife then bend it and cut the other side. To cut holes in it use a drill with a masonary bit to outline your hole then cut it with a drywall saw. As for glueing the tile to it, use a good epoxy type tile mastic that is approved for use on Duroc or Wonderboard. Good LuckKenKen Goldman, MP President Kenco Plumbing & Heating, Inc. 13220 Wisteria Drive, N5 Germantown, MD 20874 USA 1-800-58-KENCO fax 301-990-0056 http://www.kencoplumb.com

[M. Mobley]

I would like to paint over my present bathroom tile, what are the products and steps I need to take to accomplish this?

[M. Mobley]

: The wallboard behind the tile of the shower/bath is getting wet. I have replaced all of the fixtures and half *** fixed the tile by cutting out a piece of wallboard and gluing the tiles to this. It looks like a do-it-yourselfer job for sure.: Would like to use the cement board? How do you cut this board to fit around the fixtures and what do I need to make the tiles adhere to this?: MIC

[M. Mobley]

John Thomas is a sweet lil boi

[M. Mobley]

:My teenager had a water fight and bumped the tub tap. Causing leaks whereby the board behind became soft. I am told that I can use the old tiles and replace the wonderboard. Do you have instructions on how to step by step replace and repair the wall?

[M. Mobley]

Im replaceing the tile in my bath. Can i use regular sheetrock with a coat of paint behind the tile i am putting up????: : : : The wallboard behind the tile of the shower/bath is getting wet. I have replaced all of the fixtures and half *** fixed the tile by cutting out a piece of wallboard and gluing the tiles to this. It looks like a do-it-yourselfer job for sure.: : : Would like to use the cement board? How do you cut this board to fit around the fixtures and what do I need to make the tiles adhere to this?: : : MIC

[M. Mobley]

: I would like to paint over my present bathroom : tile, what are the products and steps I need : to take to accomplish this?

[M. Mobley]

: I would like to paint over my present bathroom : tile, what are the products and steps I need : to take to accomplish this?

[M. Mobley]

: : I already have existiging tile in my shower and around my jacuzzie tub. I would like to change it. Is it possible to tile over exisiting tile? I do not want to paint.

[M. Mobley]

I would like to somehow cover up my pink and green tile. Im a renter and my landlord might not let me do too much. Its a normal smooth, square tile that goes up to about the middle of the wall. Any suggestions on what to do, and where I might find the stuff to do it with? Thanks

[M. Mobley]

If you have found a way – could you let me know — I need to cover up ugly powder puff pink! : : I would like to somehow cover up my pink and green tile. Im a renter and my landlord might not let me do too much. Its a normal smooth, square tile that goes up to about the middle of the wall. Any suggestions on what to do, and where I might find the stuff to do it with? Thanks

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