How Do You Install Ceramic Tile On Bathtubs?
Installing ceramic tile on a bathtub enclosure has become an increasingly popular choice for bathroom remodeling and updating. Done correctly, it is a sure way to add value to your home while updating its decor. With the proper tools and understanding, you can tackle this project over the span of a few afternoons, depending on the project’s size. Take a few measurements and mark the bottom of each wall near the top of the bathtub. Do a “dry run” with the first row of tiles, working outward from the middle, to get an idea of how the tiles are going to fit and to make sure the tiles on each end will be cut about the same size to ensure a symmetrical and professional look. Mix up a batch of thin-set mortar according to the manufacturer’s instructions. Apply only a small amount of thin-set on the wall, enough for a few tiles. Thin-set dries quickly and can become brittle, so small amounts are encouraged. Apply a small amount of thin-set to the back of a tile, then gently twist the tile int
