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Greenboard around shower surround, how shoud I go about this?

Greenboard around shower surround, how shoud I go about this?


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Old 08-27-14, 10:30 AM
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Greenboard around shower surround, how shoud I go about this?

Finally finished a shower surround, but I still got work to do, pictures pretty much explain it all. Gap between base and wall, and the greenboard around the surround.

Thanks for any ideas someone has!
 
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Old 08-27-14, 11:24 AM
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You will have to remove the existing drywall back to the next available stud and either split the stud with the two pieces of drywall (old and new) or add a nailing surface to the side of that stud for the new drywall to land on and be supported.
 
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Old 08-30-14, 12:01 PM
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Ok Sounds good, only thing is the part of the surround thats screwed in sticks out, should I just sand down the greenboard on that side so it fits? I also forgot to ask about this next picture here. There isn't a lot of room, and the greenboard just cracks when I try to screw it in with the little bit of studd that is there, in fact I had to extend the wall myself so I even had anything to screw the shower wall onto.
 
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