How Do You Install Waterproof Drywall And Tiles In A Shower And Tub Area?
Installing drywall and tiles in a shower and tub area has to be done with care, because of the moisture present in bathrooms. It is important to use green drywall in moisture-prone bathrooms rather than regular drywall. Following this guide will help install waterproof drywall and tiles. Unscrew water faucets trim from tub/shower area Use your flat bar and remove old tile Remove all the old drywall. Using a utility knife cut the drywall edges at the locations of the drywall you want to remove. Knock a hole in the old drywall so you can remove it. Clean all drywall from wood studs and remove all nails/screws. Cut new waterproof drywall to size and install by nails or screws. Nail drywall within one inch from bottom and top and three equally-spaced nails in between on each wood stud. Using the 4 inch drywall knife, spread drywall compound on seams and inside corners about 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick about 2 inches wide making sure to fully cover the seams. Using the drywall paper install on co
