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	11/16/2009 8:28:29 PM permalink • report to moderator
epk Posts 4	OK, everything has gone perfectly (I really like that Pro Curb) up to the top layer of MIchigan Mud. The final base-tile layer of the shower pan has dried about 24 hours. I found an area of level slope along the outside (it was a little tricky because of rectangle shape). Its about a six inch by twelve inch area that I overlooked as I started doing more harm than good to the surface. Time is not a problem, what is the best way to correct? Can I use a thin layer of MIchigan Mud? Otherwise the thin-set? Thanks!
	11/18/2009 11:36:42 AM permalink • report to moderator
The Tile Shop Posts 27	epk, You could do either: mud a bit more to make the slope meet the wall - or - backbutter your tiles that go over the level portions to create a slight pitch. I suggest you mud the last part and be confident you have sloped the whole base correctly. -- The Tile Shop Your Source For All Things Tile...
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