I've had the unfortunate task of pulling down wallpaper in the master bath in my new house. As usual in such endeavors, one always finds surprises -- and create some of your own.
In this case, one that was under the paper: some water damaged drywall caused by a part of the shower that wasn't sealed properly. Now, I get to fix it and have zero idea how.
As you can see by the attached picture, the damaged piece in question abuts the shower and a corner. The problem is, there's tile on the right side that meets at said corner (the thin white line on the right is the tile with walled tiled in the background that site a foot back). I have zero idea on what to do with this and as you can see, I'm a rook and not very sure of myself doing this but am willing to learn.
Help!
DIYRook007
In this case, one that was under the paper: some water damaged drywall caused by a part of the shower that wasn't sealed properly. Now, I get to fix it and have zero idea how.
As you can see by the attached picture, the damaged piece in question abuts the shower and a corner. The problem is, there's tile on the right side that meets at said corner (the thin white line on the right is the tile with walled tiled in the background that site a foot back). I have zero idea on what to do with this and as you can see, I'm a rook and not very sure of myself doing this but am willing to learn.
Help!
DIYRook007