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It appears to be a resurfacing coating that's been applied. Be careful removing the old caulk. Silicone caulk will not bond to old sili one caulk. So, be sure to carefully remove the old caulking. To getting a clean caulk joint, use painter tap to caulk the wal and also the tub. Leave a width...

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I would cut just below and above the T. Figure out how much you should cut from the other pipe, add a union, new T and call it a day.

Something to consider when adding living space, your age. Stairs are not friendly as we get older.

Look how long Durhams taking on Russian collusion. Ain't gonna happen. And no I'm not taking a side one way or the other, there needs to be accountability on both sides of the isle.

A very nice upgrade, Well Done sir!

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Can you post a picture of the area?

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If you powewash it, be careful. Keep the wand tip away from the surface until you see how the paints adhering. Be prepared to touch up some spots if you start blowing off peeling paint. The biggest part to painting is preparation. If the previous painter went over a dirty surface, chances are...

What kind if shape is the paint and wood in?

Have you ever used a concrete grinder or applied a self leveling resurfacer before?

Have you reported this to your landlord or property manager?

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You've heard the old saying...an ounce of prevention = a pound of cure.