What are my options to address the gap at the bottom of my walls? I installed my wall first and would have had to use too much cement to bring it up to the bottom of the wall boards. Now I have a gap between the bottom of the walls and the shower bed. The 'best' fix is probably to pull the wall down and correct it, but I'm hoping there's another option. I'll be painting the walls and floor under the tiles with a sealant if that matters. Not RedGaurd, but something like it. Thanks for any help or suggestions. -Steve [video=youtube;CJ0RijkxaFE]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CJ0RijkxaFE&list=UUJEhLk7WGNBEJDPz40pEEjg[/video]

So I'm trying to replace the existing 27" built in GE microwave with a 30" stainless (that's the plan anyway) yet I am having a heck of a time finding said replacement. This is for a built in NOT a range top type. Absolutely no one in any of the appliance stores has been able to help me to find said appliances. Apparently you need to get a countertop microwave with a separate trim kit but not all microwaves have trim kits and no one seems to know how to find out which do other than individually checking the parts list for each individual microwave. I've gone so far as to call several manufacturers support and even they couldn't narrow down the options for me. Has anyone gone through this process who can offer up a better solution? Some means of finding out what microwaves have trim kits and how they fit together? Thanks