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[quote=Anonymous]All of the bathrooms in my townhouse have been re-done -- except the master bathroom. The master shower (no tub) has 1980-original tile walls and tray floor. I broke the tile soap dish and feel like that needs to be fixed before I sell the house; any repair will involve cutting and installing tile, and I don't know that I can find an exact match for the speckled tile. The grout is also icky and pitted in spots. I'd like to sell this spring, so I don't want to do a total bathroom reno (which I would do if I were staying, and maybe the new owner will want to do that). What's the best option here? - Handyman to remove broken dish and cover the spot with sorta-matching tiles. - Bathfitters-type cover of the whole shower. - Contractor to re-tile the whole shower. Thanks![/quote]
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