DIY Shower Remodel : START To FINISH (Part 2 of 2)

This BYOT DIY shower remodel project goes into detail on how to tile a shower wall from start to finish. This home improvement project is full of bathroom renovation tips for tiling an entire tub and shower from the beginning of demo, to plumbing, to cement board and then waterproofing with Red Guard. This video will show all the steps in between and plenty of details that you ma find useful if you are taking on this project yourself. You can completely transform any bathroom and make it an incredible statement piece. Bring Your Own Tools (BYOTools #57).

Tool List:

Material List
-Cement Board

MUSIC:
Min0:00 - Venice Beach: Topher Mohr & Alex Elena

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[speedracer]

PRO TIP: When caulking the perimeter of the tub, fill the tub with water, then caulk....because tubs have a tendency to move slightly when filled with water which can change the gap to be caulked.

[zachrengifo]

Dude you literally did a better job prepping, laying, and cleaning, than any construction company I've ever seen do shower tile. Better than some of the builders in FL charging over half a mil for single story cookie cutter houses.

[applesmith]

This is fun to watch even though I don’t own any tools nor do I own a house. The joys of apartment living

[antoniomelendez]

Guys like us are always in high demand because we are jack of all trades 😄👍👍👍👍

[taylorsmothers]

One tip I've learned for drilling the hole when you don't have a pilot bit or need to drill a larger hole over a smaller hole is to drill the hole size you need into a scrap piece of 1x4 lumber then lay that over your tile. The hole in the 1x4 keeps the hole saw from jumping and gives you a nice clean guide.

[bluecurlygirl]

Great job. Can you come do mine now please. Bring your own tools - and the tiles. Cheers!

[ambrosesartee]

Great video! I enjoy the Miriam Makeba jam at the end.

[bexaminer]

Perfect. You answered my question before I asked. I have a wood jamb next to the tile. I thought rather than put that metal piece in I could just but it up against the wood jamb. Yes. That's exactly what you did. Great.

[FarmerBrownGrows]

That plunge cut is insane! I've been doing work like this for a long time. It's nice to see some teaching proper methods and techniques for true quality, rather than to get by until it needs to be fixed! Great work!!!

[Jkcreswell]

Absolutely love the choice of tiles. Took a screenshot to save for when I want to remodel my bathroom.

[vanhalenman]

i reccomend replacing that galvi pipe for the tub spout with brass to prevent electrolysis

[richrodriguez]

i am pumped up now to do our shower, will begin soon 😉😅

[livingwithlexyoutube]

The ending with the shower head is my whole mood during this renovation 😂😂😂. Thanks for all the gems you are dropping greatly appreciated for us novices

[imillings]

I've been thinking about doing this myself lately, not gonna lie just looking at these 2 part videos is definitely intimidating

[Joefred]

Just started one of my bathrooms 🛀 going to tile the floor and shower wall with a new tub, I’m using your video I hope you don’t mind,
You do really nice work.

[onurozdemir]

I was cheering at the end of the video as I have done it. By the way, this guy is explaining pretty awesome. I feel comfortable enough to start and challange myself ))

[BeytLechem]

The Fister/P-Fister commentary made me subscribe

[nickbrockelman]

PRO TIP: if you take a 2 by 4 lay it flat and use your diamond hole saw that you're using for your faucet tap to drill a hole in the 2 by 4, then you can use that as a guide for the hole saw when you go to cut your tile by laying the 2 by 4 over the hole and then sliding your hole saw in the hole you already drilled into it, down to the tile. This keeps you from skipping and also keeps you from messing up when you try to insert the Diamond bit sideways in the tile.

[southswellsd]

Great work, Dude !!! I know its a few years old but awfully handy ! Thanks !

[robbetz]

This is amazing. Watched both videos. I'm inspired!
Two questions! 1. How long did this take from start to finish? 2. How long after putting the grout in do you wait to sponge off the excess?