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I have both counter tops and wall covered with ceramic tile. When I get new
cabinets I would have liked to keep the wall tile but have been told it's probably not possible. I can save a lot of money if I remove the tile myself....before the tile was put up, the walls were just drywall covered in glossy finish latex paint. Does anyone know what I can expect when I take off the tile - how badly messed up will the wall be? How can I clean it off so I can have new tile put up when they are finished with the cabinets? Why do you think - if the present cabinets come down 30 inches from the ceiling - and the new ones come down 30 inches from the ceiling - they say they can't save the tile? Just curious. Thanks. Dorothy |
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