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Posted by on July 28, 2008, 9:33 pm
> Thank you guys for your help.
> I'm going the rubber way, =A0less messy.
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> Ruben
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> > Hi, =A0I'm adding a shower and was goint to use the rolled rubber they =
sell
> at
> > home depot, but someone mention I need a HOT MOP to seal the shower
> > otherwise it would leak.
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> > I called a plumber and he said he never used the hot mop, =A0only the
> rubber.
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> > Do I need or not the HOT MOP and if I do, =A0how much does it cost to g=
et
> > someone to pour it.
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> > I'm in orange county, CA.
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> > Thanks,
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> > Ruben- Hide quoted text -
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The difference between the liner is that when you put the liner in it
is loose and your corner usually end up too thick for cement board or
hardi-backer, If you lathe and scratch your shower you would probably
be fine. The mythe that hot mop is messy is a false one. Hire a
professional and your hands stay clean! The smoke is usually vented
through the nearest window with a high powered fan. In any case just
make sure you slope your shower with mortar before installing a
liner...and always water test!! Good luck!
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