Removing Old Countertop With Sink - Kitchen Remodeling Advice
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@scoob132 You are Welcome.
gregvancom 3 months ago
Thank you for the tips...very helpful! :)
scoob132 3 months ago
@mg21ify You're welcome.
gregvancom 5 months ago
Thanks for uploading! Thanks also for replying to my comment about backrolling stucco too...I am going to install some 12X12 granite tile for my aunt's kitchen countertops in the near future. She has had the old tile removed, and the existing plywood is in good condition - is it really necessary to install concrete board such as DUROCK or Wonderboard before installing the tile? I know it is common practice to do this for moisture protection, etc... Thanks, -MARK
mg21ify 5 months ago