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Old 10-28-2011, 11:32 AM   #1
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We recently had a full bathroom remodel. We have a paint bubble now right beside the shower. When I was looking at it it popped and a creamy looking liquid came out.

First, what would cause this?
Second, what would the liquid have been?

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Old 10-28-2011, 12:11 PM   #2
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Sounds like you have a possible water line leaking behind the drywall.

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Call your contractor in to check it out. Since it's a recent remodel, you should still be covered by warranty. He will have the painter/drywallers come in and fix it at no cost to you. Of course, if MustangMike is correct and it's a plumbing issue, the contractor will have the plumbers come back to fix it. A pic would help.
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Call your contractor in to check it out. Since it's a recent remodel, you should still be covered by warranty. He will have the painter/drywallers come in and fix it at no cost to you. Of course, if MustangMike is correct and it's a plumbing issue, the contractor will have the plumbers come back to fix it. A pic would help.

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Chris, they found the contractor.......he was working a job just down the street scraping wallpaper "glue" off a client's walls.
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