Never posted here before . I put new Durock up in the shower , the rest of the bathroom is new Greenboard . What would you mud the seam with - Thin set or Drywall Compound wherever the two meet ? Before you answer , let me explain that the seams I am concerned with are where the tile will end and transition to the painted walls .
Basically the seam would be under the bullnose tiles , but I am worried that using the thinset will cause the mortar to be exposed too far past the seam or bullnose tiles , into the painted area . If I use joint compound at this seam , it wouldn't be directly affected by water , but I worry that it is still too close to the wettest area . From where the bullnose ends , I only have 2 inches to play with from where the medicine recessed cabinet opening is and the bullnose ends . Could I use the Joint compound or go with the thinset and make it work ? The joint on the plumbing side is only 3 -4 inches outside the tub . What's the best course to take . The old walls were all greenboard under the tile with compounded joints under the tile .
Thanks - C. Marz