I'm trying to fix a few holes about one inch each in size that my tenants left as a gift before they had to vacate. I will outline the steps I intend to do and is somebody disagrees or have better suggestions, PLEASE let me know: I will fill each hole with a fiber glass filler and let it dry completely. Then I will sand it down super fine. After that I will spray paint the holes with a matching high gloss color. When this spray paint dries I will spray a coat of gloss gel coat on top of the paint. Thank you.

I got the same style which it only has one off on handle. Being that this is the same type on there now I'm thinking that we do not need to replace the valve body. That is if we're lucky enough that the old one matches up to the new one. Our problem in the past has been getting the old shower arm off. What is the best way to get it off? Second problem has been getting the old spout off. I fear it breaking and making a big mess. BTW, It is tiled around the area, going all the way to the ceiling. There is a closet in the hallway that sits right in front of the tub. I have not seen or noticed an entry to get to the plumping from there. I know as a rule of thumb you turn right to tighten and left to loosen is this true for these installations? I ask because I had come across some odd balls that were in reveres. :coffee: I'm laying the tile down tommorow and hope to have everything ready for husband to finish off the plumping.