Hi again, My project that started out just changing out the spout in the bathtub has now blown up into needing to put a new face in the bathtub. ATM tileboard is what my budget is capable of doing so that's what I'm going with. I want to do it right though as I really don't want to work in the bathroom again and was wondering what type of glue should I use for the tileboard. This [url=http://www.homedepot.com/p/Aquatile-1-8-in-Toned-White-Tileboard-709108/202090197?N=bqo9#tileboard]Aquatile 1/8 in. Toned White Tileboard-709108 at The Home Depot[/url] is what I was buying but didn't know if I should buy the flooring glue here [url=http://www.homedepot.com/p/Roberts-2001-1-gal-Felt-Back-Sheet-Vinyl-Glue-Adhesive-Superior-Grade-2001-1/100557295#]Roberts 2001 1-gal. Felt-Back Sheet Vinyl Glue Adhesive, Superior Grade-2001-1 at The Home Depot[/url] or just go with liquid nail [url=http://www.homedepot.com/p/Liquid-Nails-1-Gal-Fiberglass-Reinforced-Plastic-Panel-Adhesive-FRP-300-01/100140525#]Liquid Nails 1 Gal. Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic Panel Adhesive-FRP-300 01 at The Home Depot[/url]. Also wanted to add that, as seen in the picture, the tile board will be glued to the existing ceramic tile. Would this be a good idea or should I remove the ceramic tile and glue the tile board to the wall? The only thing that would worry me about doing that is that the wall wouldn't be completely smooth as it is now and I would worry about air pockets from under the tile board. Another problem that I have atm is that the tile only goes half way up the wall. This leaves a gap between the tile board and the wall because of the curve where the ceramic tile ends. How do I go about remedying this? I don't think the tile board will be able to be curved over the rounded part without peeling up. Thanks for the input. [ATTACH]23766[/ATTACH]

I am currently tiling my basement, it has two separate rooms and an area at the bottom of the stairs. I started from the center of the smallest room first and worked my way out from the middle. I am now at the point where I worked my way out the door and I am ready to start laying tile in the large room and doing the area at the bottom of the stairs last. I want to start in the middle of the large room so it will be uniform, the problem is the tile will not line up with the tile in the doorway of the small room. I need some advice on how I could potentially lay the tile and have them match up with the previous room, but keep the large room uniform as well. I attached two pictures to give a better idea.[ATTACH]23719[/ATTACH][ATTACH]23720[/ATTACH]