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I am remodeling my bathroom(its a new home) and am considering putting tile around my tub and on the walls surronding my tub. The question is how do i put tile on the front of the tub,its about 2 feet tall 5 foot long and the front of the tub is that shiny white fiberglass imitation tile pattern. I was told that i could scuff up the fiberglass to get the shine off and use a good Liquid Nails with my caulk gun to affix each tile to the fiberglass then grout it as normal. Any help would be great.
Yep, I agree with Bones!! Do not tile over that! You'll need to build a frame around the front and use a thin waterproof wallboard to build a surface to tile onto. You could do the framing with split 2X4's to reduce the footprint you'll be taking up.
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Ack! Yeah, don't try that. Stormcrow is on the right track. But I'd recommend taking your question here. These guys are awesome and really know their stuff.
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