I am doing a shower tile installation on mold-resistant drywall and I am waterproofing with redguard. The drywall comes down and sits on the shower edge/lip, and the tile will go over the lip and down to the base of the shower. All looks great except one of the studs was a little bowed and one of the bottom corners of the shower has a small section where the drywall doesn't come out over the lip which will prevent the tile from being able to sit correctly. As a result I need to build up this section. The section tapers from about 1/4" short to 0" over a 1' x 2' section, where I need to build it up. My questions are:
1) Can I use thinset to build this section up?
2) If I do, should I apply thinset before or after the redguard?
3) If not thinset, what can I do to build this section up so the tile will sit right?
Thanks!
Bob
1) Can I use thinset to build this section up?
2) If I do, should I apply thinset before or after the redguard?
3) If not thinset, what can I do to build this section up so the tile will sit right?
Thanks!
Bob