Do NOT apply adhesive the way this guy is doing it!! He is creating many trapped air pockets behind the panel, so the panel will never be flat against the wall. Instead, do a series of straight or serpentine lines of adhesive up and down OR across the panel, leaving openings between lines for air to escape out the sides or top.
It was recommended to me to use a 1/8” V-grooved adhesive applicator and spread the adhesive evenly across the entire area of the panel. This makes more sense that gobs of adhesive and then trying to roll it out flat.
BIG TIME WRAZZLIN "HI I'm Tony Shivonte' and tonight we've got a big card for you featuring Bobo Afghanistan against Mulkey Mania, The Road Hogs verses the Z and The Masked Whatchamacallit and our feature Match is Dirty Rhodes and his manager Cabbage Patch Doll and he be using his belt to try to keep his pants on.
I had a company install "wet walls". They only sent one worker instead of two. The sloppy silicone job ruined the whole look, plus its now peeling. When they put in a new black drain, the area is now all chewed up. They are suppose to be coming out for the second time to "take a look" after I sent pictures. If you cannot send the right amount of workers, then reschedule. I would have waited until 2 were available, rather than have this happen. He installed a huge black framed glass door, and punctured my LVT that is 1 year old. If 2 workers were on, it would not have happened. Nobody takes time to silicone or caulk properly, uniform and neat. It's the final step and it matters.
I was wondering the same thing. I'd assume as it was only half inch on the tub, that if it extended past the surround, the calking would hide the rest.
Where can a person purchase this? It is not on your site? The one there is does not look like this with square tile configuration. Plus the back sheet in your site is one piece and here it is 2 piece. You have 3 pieces tub surround there and 4 pieces here.
You can buy trim pieces that look similar to what is used for floor transitions, basically a thin strip that gets glued over the seam and then caulked.
Crunch this video up and throw it in the garbage, not even recycling bin as you don't want anyone to accidentally find this and then pretend you have never seen this and start from scratch. Only remember this video of what to absolutely avoid
that's what I was thinking. and how the hell did he seal those joints? I didn't see him use any membrane in that area. For this to be a company video there are so many red flags.
@@MegaChuck51 Yes, meaning that it will still rot and mold. but it will just take longer to do so because it's resistant. there is no waterproof drywall just to clear that up.
Any common water resistant or repellent material made for use in high moisture areas such as bathrooms. Just tell them like this and they can point you to the correct isle. You may also consider installing green board which negates the need for a moisture barrier as it is naturally moisture and mold resistant as it is treated...
@@chickm14 ... Hello! Green board (GB) is a type of treated drywall that is much more resistant to mold, moisture, and mildew. GB is generally used around you tubs/surround where there is lots of moisture build-up. They are generally green in color so as to distinguish them, hence the name green board. There also are more tougher water-proof/water-resistant options available compared to green board, but these tend to be cost-prohibitive. I hope I could help - thanks!
I JUST PAID SOME GUY $400 TO PUT IN SURROUND, AN HE ONLY GLUED ENDS, & IT BUCKLES (InHEAT) ALL SO HE CAN KEEP MY SUPPLIES.. SEEMED LIKE OTHER ITEMS ARE WRONG TOO
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The sound track had me ready for a Pokémon battle
Reminds me of the music when you are upgrading your vehicle in gran tourismo on ps2
A wild membrane appeared...
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Do NOT apply adhesive the way this guy is doing it!! He is creating many trapped air pockets behind the panel, so the panel will never be flat against the wall. Instead, do a series of straight or serpentine lines of adhesive up and down OR across the panel, leaving openings between lines for air to escape out the sides or top.
Well said!
It was recommended to me to use a 1/8” V-grooved adhesive applicator and spread the adhesive evenly across the entire area of the panel. This makes more sense that gobs of adhesive and then trying to roll it out flat.
Trapped air pockets? And the air pockets will do what to what?
Yea what lost me is 2 tubes worth of caulk per panel what an asshole
@@johnnylawrence
Lol
I’m thinking of spreading the glue evenly with a notched trowel. Some wall surrounds are so thin they pick up every flaw underneath.
How did that work?
This is really great background music makes me excited to go install a tub surround
BIG TIME WRAZZLIN "HI I'm Tony Shivonte' and tonight we've got a big card for you featuring Bobo Afghanistan against Mulkey Mania, The Road Hogs verses the Z and The Masked Whatchamacallit and our feature Match is Dirty Rhodes and his manager Cabbage Patch Doll and he be using his belt to try to keep his pants on.
It makes me want to go to the mall to get a toy at kaybees
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@@tracierobinson7156 I watched the whole video again after your comment because I like the music so much
@@nicksvaik it was FANTASTIC!!! 🤣🤣🤣
No trowel? My instructions said to spread the adhesive with a toothed trowel for thin, even coverage
What adhesive did you use to secure panel to drywall?
I had a company install "wet walls". They only sent one worker instead of two. The sloppy silicone job ruined the whole look, plus its now peeling.
When they put in a new black drain, the area is now all chewed up.
They are suppose to be coming out for the second time to "take a look" after I sent pictures.
If you cannot send the right amount of workers, then reschedule. I would have waited until 2 were available, rather than have this happen.
He installed a huge black framed glass door, and punctured my LVT that is 1 year old. If 2 workers were on, it would not have happened.
Nobody takes time to silicone or caulk properly, uniform and neat. It's the final step and it matters.
I use the 3M 3015, 4in wide as the membrane
Does the "membrane tape" extend down past the surround panel? Do you trim it with a knife? Can you use silicone here, instead?
I was wondering the same thing. I'd assume as it was only half inch on the tub, that if it extended past the surround, the calking would hide the rest.
I think there’ll be a Part II?
Insane in the membrane
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insane in the brain
What type of membrane is this? AND WHERE DID YOU BUY IT...............
I just put some membrane on my exterior cement wall (below grade). That would probably work. It came in 4' rolls though.
Gorrilla waterproof patch and seal tape, paint section for some reason, at home depot
I’m guessing flex seal would work also.
Where can a person purchase this? It is not on your site? The one there is does not look like this with square tile configuration. Plus the back sheet in your site is one piece and here it is 2 piece. You have 3 pieces tub surround there and 4 pieces here.
How did you seal the middle of the 2 panels?
thats what i was wondering,
You can buy trim pieces that look similar to what is used for floor transitions, basically a thin strip that gets glued over the seam and then caulked.
What kind of membrane did you use
Insane Membrane. Insane in the brain.
😜 can we get a brand and part number
Joseph Felix Cyprus Hill Brand. Part number 420.
@@hollowheresy 😂😂😂😂
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Crunch this video up and throw it in the garbage, not even recycling bin as you don't want anyone to accidentally find this and then pretend you have never seen this and start from scratch. Only remember this video of what to absolutely avoid
I'm not positive, but it looked like a simple window and doors rubber membrane. If not, that would work just as well.
Would that work?
Joseph Felix it would, but I’ve never used a membrane when doing a tub surround. Just make sure you caulk the shit outta it
What company makes the membranes,another name of the membrane. Cant seem to find it,and no one has ever heard of it.
no membrande in that vertical joint?
Why on Earth would you use 2 panels for the back when you can buy a large one for only a few more $.
What do they call it, and where do you get it 60x60 back wall of the bathtub? Please help me if you know .
that's what I was thinking. and how the hell did he seal those joints? I didn't see him use any membrane in that area. For this to be a company video there are so many red flags.
What type of drywall are you using , is it waterproof ?
richard gomero Wes
If you haven't found out by now, it is moisture and mold resistant!!!
@@MegaChuck51 Yes, meaning that it will still rot and mold. but it will just take longer to do so because it's resistant. there is no waterproof drywall just to clear that up.
I used cement board, instead of drywall. It costs a little more but well worth the expense.
@@smores9889 That is not waterproof either!
Show me a picture of a inside corner on a vinyl wall in a shower style
What type of membraine and where do I get it?????
Any common water resistant or repellent material made for use in high moisture areas such as bathrooms. Just tell them like this and they can point you to the correct isle. You may also consider installing green board which negates the need for a moisture barrier as it is naturally moisture and mold resistant as it is treated...
@@TheKingofHowTos_TKHT WHAT IS GREEN BOARD?
@@chickm14 ... Hello! Green board (GB) is a type of treated drywall that is much more resistant to mold, moisture, and mildew. GB is generally used around you tubs/surround where there is lots of moisture build-up. They are generally green in color so as to distinguish them, hence the name green board. There also are more tougher water-proof/water-resistant options available compared to green board, but these tend to be cost-prohibitive. I hope I could help - thanks!
Why does he remind me of sonic the hedgehog and rapheal from ninja turtles
I think it should be clean first then caulk
Thought I knew what I was doing until I watched this video. 😑
Good video
I JUST PAID SOME GUY $400 TO PUT IN SURROUND, AN HE ONLY GLUED ENDS, & IT BUCKLES (InHEAT) ALL SO HE CAN KEEP MY SUPPLIES.. SEEMED LIKE OTHER ITEMS ARE WRONG TOO