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On Oct 21, 2:37*pm, gpsman wrote:
On Oct 21, 1:00*pm, DerbyDad03 wrote: On Oct 21, 7:56*am, gpsman wrote: I've always re-tiled, so I removed the wall a little above the tile, replaced it with green board (after sistering the studs to adjust for thickness difference) and then tiled above that joint. Do you typically sister or shim? I've typically been successful avoiding that type of work for 40 years, but I never tried to shim existing studs. Unless there's a structural issue, I always shim out the studs. It's a great way to use up all of that scrap that's always laying about. R |
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