Anything else won't be resistant to UV and Ozone causing them to crack.

Sorry, I couldn’t resist.

I'd also replace W/ moisture/mold resistant drywall, rather than just use flashing and glue.

I see a few that seem to be popular at Home Depot & Lowes like Bathworks & Rust-Oleum but I have also seen reviews stating that people should avoid those brands.I have heard the concerns regarding slipping and I see that Bathworks now offers a slip resistant additive.Also, has anyone used these products on the tile surrounds or a backsplash as well as the actual tub?  

I can't resist the urge to ask a question so I just shout it out.

A well insulated building makes your heating and cooling loads less ... here it means you could use electric resistance baseboards with manageable loads.  

If wood is in good condition than a stain will resist peeling better than latex paints/enamels.

Hello Juan Diaz,Looks like we're threading into the next phase of unknown threshold of lower expectations.Below is my 2 cents of analysis (+/- 1 look up)Look up the two parabolic lines converging at 1, -1, (assumed to be x year, could be 2016-17, one assumed to continually hypermarket, the other losing resistance, hence at lower pace, the other is extremely serious case where it reaches its peak 1 year and a half and slowly dipping down for several years, (possible 5-8 years or more), then slowly ripples back but not much.

I resisted for a long time but tell everyone know if you are going to scale out start using QB from the beginning.

I imagine the path with the least resistance is just get a hold of your RA and get the documents they sent.