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I would check the area with a straight edge/four foot level to see how flat it is. Drywall can be significantly wavy. If it isn't flat I would rip out the drywall and start over with hardiboard. The drywall isn't an ideal backing and it doesn't make much sense to spend time bailing out a non-ideal surface. My experience with tiling has mostly been trying to take shortcuts and regretting it later.
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Last edited by wdfifteen; 06-23-2020 at 07:20 AM..
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