I would not think a tub in that shape would be salvageable. That is VERY impressive. Gives me hope for a little rusty area on my kitchen sink. Thank you so much for posting and your expertise.
You reduced my anxiety by a lot. I discovered rust on my huge deluxe bathtub from the 60's. Now i know i can repair it and continue the remodeling process. Thanks much.
This person for president, you just saved this single mom teacher thousands. Thank you for posting, saw lots of videos, none like this, so easy, I just tested my work and it's solid. Fixed for nothing, bc all I used was the bondo, and sander.
Exactly. Because a tub replacement will cost: $cost of new tub $cost of demo-ing out the tile and sheetrock above the tub (when you remove the tile so you can pull the tub, it ruins the sheetrock underneath and you have to replace it) $cost of installing and hooking up the new tub (plumber) $cost of installing new sheetrock and tile Thank you, Classic Truck - when your intention is to 'refresh' the bathroom, not rebuild it, your instruction is priceless!
I have a drummel ! Thank you for all your advice !! Going shopping for acetone and Bondo tomorrow. Looking forward to learning a new skill. You are so generous with your experience !!!
Thank you for posting this. I did it. My tub looked like that but on bottom. Got everything from home depot. Fiberglass filler. Highbond filler. And tub refurbishing kit. Took me about 24 hours a few trips home depot, but worth it.
I like the cardboard & screw idea! I think I’d add a duplicate sandwiched layer of wire mesh hardware cloth (1/2” mesh or 1/4” mesh) against the metal tub simply for added support in case someone gets pounding around with a bucket or other hard object (horse farm and my bathtub gets used pretty roughly sometimes as a washtub) Beautiful job. I wish you were closer and could come do mine. Even with clear instructions like yours I’m sure I’ll screw it up somehow.
I use expanding foam in some areas as a backer. It works great specially on fiberglass tubs. For spongy bottom tubs. Drill a few holes and spray expanding foam in them, then bondo.
HEY CLASS! I am currently working on a similar repair! My problem was caused by me not using a silicone sealant on the overflow so every time someone took a bath and filled the water up above that it leaked behind the wall and then rusted-out the bottom left side of the tub where the flange is! First order of business I knocked off all the loose rust then hit it with Rust-Oleum Rust Reformer and let it dry! Then I hit it with Primer! Then I hit the entire tub with super-clean bleach vinegar mixture to get all of the residue out of the way! Now I'm going to mix my Bondo and start filling in the cracks! The best hint that I got from you was the idea of the screw through the cardboard as a backing! Stay tuned for the update if you give me a reply! 😅
Thanks! Love the cardboard idea! Maybe I can use thin plastic if cardboard too thick.... like those plastic folder from dollar tree cut to size. Great method idea!
@@classictruckaddictions7423 I'm gonna try this and see how things go... Got one question...For the Bondo brand, Can you use the 15min fast dry version filler as opposed to regular???
Thank you for posting this. It will help with a really big Kohler cast iron whirlpool (master bath) tub where I removed all the jets. I removed all five jets because of all the nasty flakey stuff that came out every time I turned the jets on. It didn't make any difference how many times the tub was cycled with dishwashing soap and cleaned - after a couple of days the flakey black stuff was back. A real PITA. So I removed all the jets and the pump motor. A really big PITA. I discovered that all the jets were clean - all the flakey stuff was residing in the pump motor. Obviously, with the pump being permanently attached to the tub with all the plumbing hardware - one could not access the inside of the pump motor and clean it. Moral of this story - I will never, ever own another whirlpool tub again - PERIOD.
This is the Very Best tub repair vid I've ever watched. My tub is bad. Rusty. I'm afraid it will be hot after. Would love to o know what is used for rust removal? Please. I wish i had knowledge of the bondos. Im sure i could try to do this being a gal an all..i do not have the sanding tools or equipment.. Thank you I'm saving this vid. In case a man comes by someday.. I'm in Mass if any one want to help.. your amazing.. You must be a car painter and a carpenter.. That bathroom is saved because of your Yankee Ingenuity
Hi! This is very helpful- three questions: 1- what do you use to sand the bondo? 2- what paint do you use at the end? 3- what’s the total time that this refinish takes from start to end? (How long will the tub be out of commission) thanks!!
Thanks so much for this! If you don't plan to paint the entire piece is there something good to use to replace the last step and go with a normal porcelain white?
Great video. Very helpful. I thought about perhaps a better material than cardboard. There are precut perforated drywall patches that are aluminum with a mesh netting, that along with the fiberglass (with hairs) seems unstoppable. Very good info. I have 2 that I have to do. What sprayer and material do you use?
the paint is from Hawk Laboratories and its the ISO free high gloss white ...the sprayer is a Graco Elite Pro turbine ,but and brand turbine will work sorry for the delay
Thanks for your response. Can I email you? I might send you a couple pictures of this bathtub I have to do. You seem like you know what you're doing. You said you've done it more than once I guess? And something about one of the repairs still good after 12 years?
thank you Tami find "Miracle Method" online then type in your zip code and it will give you the one closes to you ...they can help i got my training from them 20yrs ago ....if they need help show them the video ..... ive trained a few of them myself ....hope that helps
This is awesome thank you.. My tub is causing my bathroom ceiling to fall in . Do I need to replace tub and ceiling. And yes it' is rust around the inside of tub
I need to do this but i dont need it to look good, just want to seal the rusted area from further damage. What products are a must to use? Would be nice to have links under video for all products for beginners like me :)
What a awesome transformation, great work. What did use to paint it, if I can remember, you said you painted it, was it spray cans or did you use a gun and compressor??
Hello, Thank you for sharing, I want to fill in and close my overflow hole in my antique cast iron clawfoot bathtub, and was wondering if the Bondo Glass you're using would work better. I planed on putting a piece of fibreglass cloth on the outside of the overflow hole, and filling it with the Bondo Original formula on the inside and going back outside covering the fibreglass cloth with Bondo letting it set and sand. However watching your video I'm thinking the Bondo Glass might be a better application. What are your thoughts? Cheers, Willow
My bottom surface is very severe with rust pitted and in large areas. How would you recommend removing that sever pitted rust area? Sanding it> 2000 grain at first?
Just watched your video repair what grit of sandpaper did you use? And when you painted the tub white what paint did you use? Appreciate your video immensely our holes in our tub look like the ones you repaired near the drain will let you know how it went again thanks
I was about to use j.b. waterweld to fix a rust hole at the drain. Could you tell me if you think that is as good a solution? Seems pretty easy , you just knead the putty, and its already white... Why or why not? Thanks! And i think I'll subscribe.
Excelente! Can you tell me what products you used? I do not understand English and I do not want to make a mistake when doing this job at home. Thank you very much.
Tom H - Hey classic car addictions..Great job! you inspired me to try it. got the bondo in and sanded, then realized I bought the wrong top coat, bondo fiberglass resin. I brushed it on top anyway, and will do a second coat. hope this will work out ok. What do you think?
Hey. Wish I would have watched this helpful video earlier. I had a similar issue, but I believe my tub is enamel over steel (house built 1987). I went with JB Weld Marine epoxy, it dries to a nice opaque white, and I didn't have enough damage to repaint the whole tub. My rust holes were only dime-width. So far so good. But we'll see if it holds up...
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Hey Bro. So my marine epoxy started to peel after 3 weeks. The repair area is right around the drain, so it's gonna get hit with hot/cold water daily. If I primed the surface before I re-do the epoxy, do you think that would help? Could you suggest the best primer, and clear coat products? I sure do appreciate it!
@@presence5426 what brand epoxy did you use ....what did you use to clean the spot with and did you use acetone to wipe it down before you applied it ....any rust should be sanded out 1st then cleaned ...did you use a bondo to fill the spot ...things i need to know
@@classictruckaddictions7423 I used JB Weld Marine Weld. It's labelled as a "marine adhesive an sealant" but I thought it would be an all-in-one repair. Perhaps it's not epoxy, but you mix the 2 sides of the tube and it dries in 5 min. I didn't use acetone, I used 90% rubbing alcohol. I did get rid of all the rust and the surface was clean, dry, and wire brushed. I used no bondo, my holes were small so I just used a fine steel mesh over them, and spread the Marine Weld on top of that.
Just have a small bit of rust around the drain on tub bottom Do I have to go through rust removel & cleaning edges as it hasn't gone through yet And don't want to cause more problems. What smaller quantities are available as do not need that huge gallon size Your work is amazing-----the guys don't think I can do it ----HELP-------Louise
yes use sand paper or dremel to remove rust dry it off use acetone to clean then do bondo sand smooth then wipe with acetone again and as for the paint you can use appliance paint in a spray can at home depot but if is real small i think they carry touch up for tubs as well or amazon ...hope that helps
I worked in a car body shop. You are right about Bondo, this is a great mix of disciplines in the trades. I was wondering, as I have a overflow drain that is rusted about an inch in all directions. Your starting point is worse, and I have a believe with your experience your results will be better, but my situation is in a rental. As long as it holds water, and is clean, I will be able to sell it.
@@classictruckaddictions7423 I searched for fixing my overflow drain because this tub is 40 years old and the rust eruption is 360 degrees and 1/2 to 1 inch back from the overflow. I found what I expected, a repair method. Thanks for this I am sure I can do it easier than pulling the tub. I just replaced the tub next door a year or so ago, and do NOT want to do that again. What a pain.
@@MarkH10 40yrs old tub so im assuming its a cast iron tub which is thicker than tubs today ....id leave it it should last a long time ...just repair the rust thats what id do
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Its sheet metal just like we can get in a box store. But yesterday I measured to find the other side of the wall and it is in a closet. I want to cut a removable panel in the closet wall, and work both sides. At the moment I can get to the underside as well, and already have a hole in that ceiling to repair so I have the best situation with which to attempt repairs.
Hi I just saw your video can you plz tell me all the products you used to fix this tub I have a large hole in my tub that’s needs repairing ASAP … thank you
My dad was an auto body man. I loved watching him repair cars that looked like that!
Great to see something repaired rather than thrown out.
I would not think a tub in that shape would be salvageable. That is VERY impressive. Gives me hope for a little rusty area on my kitchen sink. Thank you so much for posting and your expertise.
Thank you, not all of us can afford a bathroom tearout😊
The tear out is one thing, but in my part of the world a cast iron bathtub actually does way a ton. Requiring 6 or more to remove it.
You reduced my anxiety by a lot. I discovered rust on my huge deluxe bathtub from the 60's. Now i know i can repair it and continue the remodeling process. Thanks much.
baseboard in kitchens
No idea things like this could be repaired so well! Bravo!
This person for president, you just saved this single mom teacher thousands. Thank you for posting, saw lots of videos, none like this, so easy, I just tested my work and it's solid. Fixed for nothing, bc all I used was the bondo, and sander.
awesome and thank you
Exactly. Because a tub replacement will cost:
$cost of new tub
$cost of demo-ing out the tile and sheetrock above the tub (when you remove the tile so you can pull the tub, it ruins the sheetrock underneath and you have to replace it)
$cost of installing and hooking up the new tub (plumber)
$cost of installing new sheetrock and tile
Thank you, Classic Truck - when your intention is to 'refresh' the bathroom, not rebuild it, your instruction is priceless!
I have a drummel ! Thank you for all your advice !! Going shopping for acetone and Bondo tomorrow. Looking forward to learning a new skill. You are so generous with your experience !!!
Thank you for posting this. I did it. My tub looked like that but on bottom. Got everything from home depot. Fiberglass filler. Highbond filler. And tub refurbishing kit. Took me about 24 hours a few trips home depot, but worth it.
that's awesome
I like the cardboard & screw idea! I think I’d add a duplicate sandwiched layer of wire mesh hardware cloth (1/2” mesh or 1/4” mesh) against the metal tub simply for added support in case someone gets pounding around with a bucket or other hard object (horse farm and my bathtub gets used pretty roughly sometimes as a washtub)
Beautiful job. I wish you were closer and could come do mine. Even with clear instructions like yours I’m sure I’ll screw it up somehow.
Works for drywall holes too😊
Can u list products u used please.
Absolutely love your method! Just like working on a rusty car! My tub drain is just like this. Wish I could hire you.
I use expanding foam in some areas as a backer. It works great specially on fiberglass tubs. For spongy bottom tubs. Drill a few holes and spray expanding foam in them, then bondo.
Or cement
By sharing this video you are helping many people... THANK YOU, GOOD JOB!
From San Antonio, awesome video! Thanks.
HEY CLASS! I am currently working on a similar repair! My problem was caused by me not using a silicone sealant on the overflow so every time someone took a bath and filled the water up above that it leaked behind the wall and then rusted-out the bottom left side of the tub where the flange is! First order of business I knocked off all the loose rust then hit it with Rust-Oleum Rust Reformer and let it dry! Then I hit it with Primer! Then I hit the entire tub with super-clean bleach vinegar mixture to get all of the residue out of the way! Now I'm going to mix my Bondo and start filling in the cracks! The best hint that I got from you was the idea of the screw through the cardboard as a backing! Stay tuned for the update if you give me a reply! 😅
glad i could help...if you have any Q? just ask
@@classictruckaddictions7423
What products did you use?
Do not mix bleach and vinegar! :) creates chlorine gas.
Perfect instruction video + supply list. Thank you very much Sir!
the video seems to have no description ... I don't see any list
Great job! Thanks for the info.
Good lord thats true workmanship.
thank you J-roc
I’ve seen some bad tubs in the 28 years I’ve been repairing tubs, but never a porcelain tub this bad.
This is what hard water does to all your pipes and appliances
Bless you. I need this!
Wow!!!!!! You did an amazing job.
What product did you use to paint the entire tube?
I am going to repair a tub this morning with this method. Thank you for the video.
hey Greg how did it turn out
Worked beautiful. I had very similar rusty holes just like your video. Thanks again
@@greglee2785 THATS AWESOME ...im loading a new one on Formica repair today
I love the card board with a screw trick
🔥 WOW I’M TRYING THIS!!! My tub is cast Iron and I am so excited to do this!!
Exactly what I have been looking for. The bottom of the tub I’ve considered sanding and I’m sure holes will develope.
Thanks! Love the cardboard idea! Maybe I can use thin plastic if cardboard too thick.... like those plastic folder from dollar tree cut to size. Great method idea!
How about just using a piece of a gallon milk jug cut to size?
Really well done - THANKS!
What was the final spray product you used here???
Great work!
Thanks for sharing. I’m going to try this on my cast iron sink.
Great job 👍! Can you please reply, about what paint , and other materials did you use? Thanks
Great Job Dude!
Dude!...Sweet repair and it looks awesome...Thanks for the tips
Thanks Rob
Love this technique... I think it is pretty genius
Hi, fantastic work !! What paint did you use for tub ?
MANNNN....YOU'RE GOOD!!!
...I wish you were in Chicago, I'd rather just let you do mines!...Great job sir!!!👍👍👍
thank you very much
@@classictruckaddictions7423 I'm gonna try this and see how things go...
Got one question...For the Bondo brand, Can you use the 15min fast dry version filler as opposed to regular???
@@Al_Catraz6917 as long as it has good strength and hardness .... use what you feel comfortable with
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Okay, Thank you!
BEAUTIFUL!!
Thanks good job like a professional great, thanks again.
Good job. What rust remover did you use?
WOW...the answer to my nightmare...bless you😃😃😃😃
Thank you for posting this. It will help with a really big Kohler cast iron whirlpool (master bath) tub where I removed all the jets. I removed all five jets because of all the nasty flakey stuff that came out every time I turned the jets on. It didn't make any difference how many times the tub was cycled with dishwashing soap and cleaned - after a couple of days the flakey black stuff was back. A real PITA. So I removed all the jets and the pump motor. A really big PITA. I discovered that all the jets were clean - all the flakey stuff was residing in the pump motor. Obviously, with the pump being permanently attached to the tub with all the plumbing hardware - one could not access the inside of the pump motor and clean it. Moral of this story - I will never, ever own another whirlpool tub again - PERIOD.
ive done that a couple times for customers and it looks great after and for the same reason ....glad it helped
great technique! . a subscriber
Wow! That’s a great job.
Thank you!
Excellent. Anyone else would tell the old lady she has to tear it all out.
This is the Very Best tub repair vid I've ever watched. My tub is bad. Rusty. I'm afraid it will be hot after. Would love to o know what is used for rust removal? Please. I wish i had knowledge of the bondos. Im sure i could try to do this being a gal an all..i do not have the sanding tools or equipment.. Thank you I'm saving this vid. In case a man comes by someday.. I'm in Mass if any one want to help.. your amazing.. You must be a car painter and a carpenter.. That bathroom is saved because of your Yankee Ingenuity
Wow that’s how you do it. Nice job 👍🏿You are a Bondo king
Best VIDEO EVER🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Impressive. Thank you.
Amazing job.
Hi! This is very helpful- three questions: 1- what do you use to sand the bondo? 2- what paint do you use at the end? 3- what’s the total time that this refinish takes from start to end? (How long will the tub be out of commission) thanks!!
Where is the question to this comment?
@@sandrafebres3807 Do you mean the answers? I want to know these answers too.
Oh that is really great work I really admire it I want to see the section with the holes filled on the top I kind of missed it
Joshua ...thank you ....unfortunately my helper didnt hit record ....but i did it just like the rest
Thanks so much for this! If you don't plan to paint the entire piece is there something good to use to replace the last step and go with a normal porcelain white?
Also wondering this. I have a few tiny pinholes in an antique cast iron tub. Did you find that white product and try it?
Great video. Very helpful. I thought about perhaps a better material than cardboard. There are precut perforated drywall patches that are aluminum with a mesh netting, that along with the fiberglass (with hairs) seems unstoppable. Very good info. I have 2 that I have to do. What sprayer and material do you use?
the paint is from Hawk Laboratories and its the ISO free high gloss white ...the sprayer is a Graco Elite Pro turbine ,but and brand turbine will work
sorry for the delay
Wow this was amazing
This guy is Awesome
I'm so thankful for you because I'm practically in tears thinking if ripping my entire shower apart
well thank you im glad this helped ....let me know if you have any Questions
Would’ve liked to see how you sanded & shaped it. Any videos like that?
RICHARD i will do that on the next one .... really just tried to follow the contour
What paint did you use?
Do you have any videos that shows the painting process? Thanks, excellent video!
i will look i might
Great Vid!
Can you send a list of the products you used?
Thanks for your response. Can I email you? I might send you a couple pictures of this bathtub I have to do. You seem like you know what you're doing. You said you've done it more than once I guess? And something about one of the repairs still good after 12 years?
Do you also have suggestions for a ceramic antique baby tub? Lots of rust but I want you refinish and use as a sink!
What did you paint the tub with?
Job well done nice video
What kind of spray paint ur using and what abt the clear coat? really amazing job with this on, u really revamped it!
Great job! I wish I could get you to do the exact same thing to my tub. Mine issue isn’t that big.
thank you Tami find "Miracle Method" online then type in your zip code and it will give you the one closes to you ...they can help i got my training from them 20yrs ago ....if they need help show them the video ..... ive trained a few of them myself ....hope that helps
Hoping this works for an old tub I am.hoping to bring back to life for an outdoor area!
what type paint did u use ? thx
This is awesome thank you..
My tub is causing my bathroom ceiling to fall in . Do I need to replace tub and ceiling. And yes it' is rust around the inside of tub
That was one of the worst tubs I have ever seen and you did an amazing job.
thank you ... nice to hear that
What spray paint (name/model) did you use (11:44)?
Did you spray white or gray primer first or just gone straight to paint?
Same question
I need to do this but i dont need it to look good, just want to seal the rusted area from further damage. What products are a must to use? Would be nice to have links under video for all products for beginners like me :)
What a awesome transformation, great work. What did use to paint it, if I can remember, you said you painted it, was it spray cans or did you use a gun and compressor??
I have a smaller hole, like 1"x2", would you still recommend bondo, or straight to the next product?
What paint did you use for the final finish?
What paint did you use on the tub?
What did you use to get rid of all the rust?
Hello, Thank you for sharing, I want to fill in and close my overflow hole in my antique cast iron clawfoot bathtub, and was wondering if the Bondo Glass you're using would work better. I planed on putting a piece of fibreglass cloth on the outside of the overflow hole, and filling it with the Bondo Original formula on the inside and going back outside covering the fibreglass cloth with Bondo letting it set and sand. However watching your video I'm thinking the Bondo Glass might be a better application. What are your thoughts? Cheers, Willow
YES it will
What kind of product do you use
My bottom surface is very severe with rust pitted and in large areas. How would you recommend removing that sever pitted rust area? Sanding it> 2000 grain at first?
Just watched your video repair what grit of sandpaper did you use? And when you painted the tub white what paint did you use? Appreciate your video immensely our holes in our tub look like the ones you repaired near the drain will let you know how it went again thanks
I was about to use j.b. waterweld to fix a rust hole at the drain. Could you tell me if you think that is as good a solution? Seems pretty easy , you just knead the putty, and its already white... Why or why not? Thanks! And i think I'll subscribe.
Excelente!
Can you tell me what products you used? I do not understand English and I do not want to make a mistake when doing this job at home. Thank you very much.
What is the rust remover used in this video ???? Thanks so much
can you send a list of the items used
What did you paint it with?
Tom H -
Hey classic car addictions..Great job! you inspired me to try it. got the bondo in and sanded, then realized I bought the wrong top coat, bondo fiberglass resin. I brushed it on top anyway, and will do a second coat. hope this will work out ok. What do you think?
should be ok..... if not you you know how to fix it
Great job saving money. What type of paint is suitable for a metal bathtub
what kind of paint do you used for it ?
Looks awesome
Hey. Wish I would have watched this helpful video earlier. I had a similar issue, but I believe my tub is enamel over steel (house built 1987). I went with JB Weld Marine epoxy, it dries to a nice opaque white, and I didn't have enough damage to repaint the whole tub. My rust holes were only dime-width. So far so good. But we'll see if it holds up...
that should work just fine ...if it starts to stain just lightly sand and apply some clear to protect it
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Hey Bro. So my marine epoxy started to peel after 3 weeks. The repair area is right around the drain, so it's gonna get hit with hot/cold water daily. If I primed the surface before I re-do the epoxy, do you think that would help? Could you suggest the best primer, and clear coat products? I sure do appreciate it!
@@presence5426 what brand epoxy did you use ....what did you use to clean the spot with and did you use acetone to wipe it down before you applied it ....any rust should be sanded out 1st then cleaned ...did you use a bondo to fill the spot ...things i need to know
@@classictruckaddictions7423 I used JB Weld Marine Weld. It's labelled as a "marine adhesive an sealant" but I thought it would be an all-in-one repair. Perhaps it's not epoxy, but you mix the 2 sides of the tube and it dries in 5 min. I didn't use acetone, I used 90% rubbing alcohol. I did get rid of all the rust and the surface was clean, dry, and wire brushed. I used no bondo, my holes were small so I just used a fine steel mesh over them, and spread the Marine Weld on top of that.
It's been 3 years has your repair held up?
What was all the products used and what was the final spray please.
Thanks so much sir.
Lukman Bahorie. Bali
What kind of pint you use to get that finish?
Hi, we have rust around the drain and overflow openings. Any videos for that repair?
Just have a small bit of rust around the drain on tub bottom
Do I have to go through rust removel & cleaning edges as it hasn't gone through yet
And don't want to cause more problems.
What smaller quantities are available as do not need that huge gallon size
Your work is amazing-----the guys don't think I can do it ----HELP-------Louise
yes use sand paper or dremel to remove rust dry it off use acetone to clean then do bondo sand smooth then wipe with acetone again and as for the paint you can use appliance paint in a spray can at home depot but if is real small i think they carry touch up for tubs as well or amazon ...hope that helps
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Hi i have same issue. So just the cat hair bondo and no need the other two products before painting it?
I just spent a couple of months at my daughter's house in Lake Elsinore. Not so far from you!
I worked in a car body shop. You are right about Bondo, this is a great mix of disciplines in the trades. I was wondering, as I have a overflow drain that is rusted about an inch in all directions. Your starting point is worse, and I have a believe with your experience your results will be better, but my situation is in a rental. As long as it holds water, and is clean, I will be able to sell it.
thank you Mark, i know bondo all to well have you seen the the other truck videos on my page
thanks again
@@classictruckaddictions7423 I searched for fixing my overflow drain because this tub is 40 years old and the rust eruption is 360 degrees and 1/2 to 1 inch back from the overflow. I found what I expected, a repair method. Thanks for this I am sure I can do it easier than pulling the tub. I just replaced the tub next door a year or so ago, and do NOT want to do that again. What a pain.
@@MarkH10 40yrs old tub so im assuming its a cast iron tub which is thicker than tubs today ....id leave it it should last a long time ...just repair the rust thats what id do
@@classictruckaddictions7423 Its sheet metal just like we can get in a box store. But yesterday I measured to find the other side of the wall and it is in a closet. I want to cut a removable panel in the closet wall, and work both sides. At the moment I can get to the underside as well, and already have a hole in that ceiling to repair so I have the best situation with which to attempt repairs.
Did you use a sander or sand by hand. What did you spray with?????/
Hi I just saw your video can you plz tell me all the products you used to fix this tub I have a large hole in my tub that’s needs repairing ASAP … thank you