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@@renovationschool8818 just quickly question is a little confuse so I have to cut and glue the first part than I have to cut the second one exactly like your video or is the pipe or the same drain??

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Thanks for watching 🙂 I don't remember the grout colour but I'm sure I showed it in the video you may be able to see what brand and colour it was if you watch the video one more time. just use any sanded grout that matches the colour of the tiles ( stay away from premixed grout they suck so much) As far as applying redguard on the old tiles it depends, if your tile has a rough texture it should work, but if the floor tiles are shiny and big redguard will not stick as well as this primer. this primer adheres very well to tiles even if they're shiny. if the shower floor doesn't leak I suggest using the primer overall. If you want to use the redguard id say to apply this primer first and then apply the redguard on top if you want to. The primer is used for bonding the materials. All the best 👍

I've been doing a lot of research. I have the same drain as yours. Do I have to worry about weep holes not being in the drain? I have a sloped shower floor that drains to the middle but not sure if they used a motor bed? My plan was to sand, apply the tile primer, then a coat of Red Gard, and then install Kerdi membrane and a Kerdi curb to make sure the floor doesn't leak. I do have a small leak on the outside of the present curb which is probably wood and not sealed properly. Any thoughts?

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Thanks for watching No I have not I would remove the grout and re do it There are ways to redo the grout Thanks to KZfaq you can get lots of ideas

Thanks for watching Professionals always do the walls first. Be aware if u do the floors first establishing the first row on the bottom of the walls will be difficult for DIY guys because u need to get perfect grout lines. Since shower floors are sloped you need to cut the bottom of every wall tile according to the slope ( only the bottom row will be hard to do) but let's say if you are not very skilled with tile work you can do the walls first and hide the bottom row cut imperfections with the floor tiles.

Thanks for watching and the kind words. if u dont have any water and leaking issues , I would suggest washing the tiles super clean first and then when its bone dry, clean it with alcohol. Then apply the primmer that i used in the video. when primmer is dried up use modiffied thin set (that i showed in the video) and skim coat over the rock tiles till its smooth, making sure its slopped properly so when u tile over it the water goes to the drain. allow to dry up for a full day and then tile over it the same way i explained. basically build a layer of modified thinset on top of the rock tiles after the primmer is dried up and make sure its slopped properly before tilling over it.

@@renovationschool8818 Can I use modified thin set to improve the angle of drainage? My shower does not leak but water pools in one area away from the drain.

@@averymay7274 after priming and following the steps that you saw on this video yes

the black stone was rough and i used the primmer on it. using a grinder for shinny stone tiles is a great idea 👍

I've alway grind them too. I wonder if that's still needed if I use this primer

Hello Yes . If you do the prep work exactly like what I did here for sure it will work out.

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Hi thanks for watching i use a tile nippers to cut them. the tile nipper does and amazing job , if the edges are sharp u can use a fine file and file it down and you are good to go.

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Hi this video was done in the second floor already. there is not much weight added . its 100 percent safe to do it anywhere in the house.

hi, thanks for watching if ur tile is porcellen you must seal the grout only. its very important to seal the grout so it dosent get dirty and also not allow the water to go bellow the tiles.

Thanks for watching I showed every product that I used in the camera so you can watch this video again and see what exactly it was used

Hi no, do not tile over that moldy tiles , dont waste your money , tear it down , start over and make it right. I have tons of new videos coming very soon. i also have 3 new shower and bathroom renovation videos that are under edit as of right now. please subscribe to the channel so u dont miss those videos.

The tiles were rough so I just cleaned them with alcohol (if you watch it again you will see it)

You won't be able to unfortunately. I know what exact type of drain you have . This will not work in your case. You have to redo the whole shower base.

Thanks for watching, I highly suggest not to use any kind of paint on shower tiles.

Tough as tile paint can be used. It's a very good product

@@henryfalgout53 it has lots of fume, it dosen't go on very even.

You can mix some thinset and fix the slope first and then tile over that when it's dry

I did the tile the first day and grout the next day. You need to allow the thin set to dry up completely

hi I removed a few stones from a sheet of tile and then placed some around the drain and also at the very end part where the shower curb is because these tiles have different sizes of rocks in them it made it easy and simple. i just placed whatever that fit perfect in that area.

For sure you can do it Depending on the thickness of your existing tiles. If you have exactly half in thickness you can use backer board. If it's a quarter of an inch u can use the very thin drywall they sell at the home depot. If u use the drywall you have to make sure to waterproof it before tilling.

OK, so grout will crack , the tile or better to say, walls and the entire house expand and contract, things shift in the house or the house settles after time , these will cause the grout to crack on the corners at some point. because grout is hard material. Silicon is soft and after the expansion and contractions happens the soft silicon will also move with the walls or shower floor corners and it stops the water from seeping in and causing mold or water damage behind the tiles, that is why you see pros use silicon on the corners. now there is a specialty silicon that has grout mixed in it, it looks exactly like grout but it has silicon mixed in it , it comes in a tube and it applies just like the regular silicon, I will leave you a link bellow so you can see it , you can get them from home depot , lows and any tile store. over all that's the idea behind using silicon on the corners. there is another type of grout also , its called polymeric epoxy grout , that product is a crack proof, but its very hard to find and its very pricey , its very hard to clean and it will leave a haze on the tiles when you're done. you need to wash the tiles with denatured alcohol many times after the grout job is done just to remove the haze. i used it twice and I regretted it both times. it will add a lot of unnecessary cost and labor to a tile project. I hope I answered your question , thanks again for watching. here is a link to the silicon/grout mixture that I was talking about , it comes in sanded and none sanded packages depending on what grout you use. www.homedepot.com/p/Custom-Building-Products-Polyblend-380-Haystack-10-5-oz-Sanded-Ceramic-Tile-Caulk-PC38010S/100678064

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good idea I wanted the maximum bond between the tile and grout thats why i applied the sealler after. thanks for the comment.🙏

Theres a plastic tape on it already and inside the drain i put a rag 😄😉

I was wondering how you were going to clean off all the products.

Thanks for watching, it depends on the usage I normally seal them once a year.

Thanks for watching It depends on the usage I normally see them once a year

It will depend on the brand of sealer. The directions will provide the details as to how often to reapply the sealer.

I have this same issue now. I came here with this question.

Hello, thanks for watching You can use the 10 sets and correct the slope first Allow it to fully cure and then the next day tile over it

Wow fast reply! Thank you so much! Also, the original shirt drain is one of those long, rectangular drains. Is that difficult?

That is depending on the style of the drain and your craftsmanship level.

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Yes If the waterproofing has been done correctly and there is no water or mold issues.

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