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Clinton Holmes
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Crack Along Edge of Shower

Clinton Holmes
  • Investor
  • Arlington, MA
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Hello BP Do It Yourselfers! 

The shower wall in one of my rental units has started to separate from the wall. See photos below (note they should be rotated 90 clockwise). How would you recommend I fix this? 

I was thinking about filling with composite sheet rock, waiting for it to dry, and re-sealing with latex caulk 

OR

Filling the crap out of it with Gorilla glue, waiting for it to dry, and then re-sealing with latex caulk. 

Do either of those sound like a good idea? 

Thanks in advance for the help!

Clinton

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Randy Landman
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Randy Landman
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  • Lake Saint Louis, MO
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I'm having trouble picturing it in my head from your pictures.  Is this a one piece shower surround, the kind you mount directly to the studs?  Or is this one of those cheap glue up shower panels that glues to a backer board?

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