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mellis
Getting Established
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a month ago

So I got brave and removed the tiles; under them are floorboards, and it looks like floorboards around the toilet area, as well. It's relatively easy ...

mellis
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a month ago

Thanks, Dave. It's the original toilet and there is nothing under the floorboards, so I'll check for moisture

mellis
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a month ago

Hi Eric I want to remove the flashing and the tiles if possible. The flashing is raised and we keep stubbing our toes on it!

mellis
Getting Established
a month ago

Hi Nailbag Wainting to take up the tils as well

mellis
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Hi all I believe this is a transition strip from tiles to concrete, in a toilet. As per the photos, it is starting to flake and is very easy to peel. ...

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Dave-1
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a month ago

Good Evening @mellis The strip does appear to be lead flashing of some kind, possibly installed into a wet area originally? If its just across the do ...

Bunnings Team Member EricL
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Fixing a chip in a bathtub is typically a three-step process: cleaning the bathtub, filling the hole with epoxy paste, and then repainting the bath. ...

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mellis
Getting Established
1 reply
a month ago

So I got brave and removed the tiles; under them are floorboards, and it looks like floorboards around the toilet area, as well. It's relatively easy ...

mellis
Getting Established
a month ago

Thanks, Dave. It's the original toilet and there is nothing under the floorboards, so I'll check for moisture

mellis
Getting Established
a month ago

Hi Nailbag Wainting to take up the tils as well

mellis
Getting Established
10 replies

Hi all I believe this is a transition strip from tiles to concrete, in a toilet. As per the photos, it is starting to flake and is very easy to peel. ...

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Bunnings Team Member EricL
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Fixing a chip in a bathtub is typically a three-step process: cleaning the bathtub, filling the hole with epoxy paste, and then repainting the bath. ...

Hemazaer
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Bathtub corroded need advice for repairing    

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