A plastic surgeon with sizeable assets needs far stronger protection than a truck driver without much in his name.

Hanging up plastic to cover unfinished walls in a shower is terrible.

SPC will stand up to dents much better (WPC – wood-plastic core / SPC – stone-plastic core).If you need sound dampening, I recommend installing a loose lay with a sound dampening underlayment.

Here is the list in no particular order.New range vent hood - $40-$100New toilet seat - $20-$40Reglaze tub - $300New outlet and switch covers - $.99 eachNew baseboard heater covers - $25-$40QUICK TIP: Leave the stickers or plastic on the items you are replacing (such as the range hood and toilet seat).

Tenant said it's bad quality plastic.

Get a P100 mask, spray them with a little water, plastic off the other rooms.

I use delta but def want metal parts not plastic.

This is some prefab construction built circa 1960, if I'm not mistaken First, I would go with a plastic six-mil vapor barrier.

Budget for replacing sewer lines if they aren't ABS plastic.

Question #2 - can I use a plastic bag for my moisture barrier when I replace the plywood or is there something more appropriate?