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Reddit mentions of Prime-Line M 6086 Bath Tub Splash Guard, 9 in. x 10-3/4 in., Plastic, White
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- White plastic Bath and Tub plastic Splash Guards (7/16 in. thick x 9 in. wide and 10-3/4 in. tall)
- Will need to use silicone sealant to install properly (not included)
- Curved design will divert water back into Tub and Shower enclosure
- These are non-adjustable
- Will fit most Bath and Tub enclosures
- Clean mounting area thoroughly before installation
- Allow proper time amount of time for silicone sealant to cure before using Tub and Shower enclosure Includes one right and one left directional Splash Guard
- These splash guards are designed to redirect flow of excess water back into the tub
- 7/16 in. x 9 in. x 10-3/4 in.
- White in color
- Rigid plastic construction; non-adjustable
Features:
Specs:
| Color | White |
| Height | 1.25 Inches |
| Length | 9 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Width | 10375 Inches |
Apparently reddit didn't like my first post, so let me try again.
Yes, that is definitely water damage. First thing is to get some tub splash guards to help prevent water from splashing out of the tub.
Regarding the drywall repair (rather, replacing, which is all that really can be done to fix it, at this point), you can certainly DIT it, depending on how handy you are. However, it's a pretty tough patch job, considering it runs behind the tub, and is caulked in. It's also on a corner, so there will be corner bead to remove as well. Then you have to be able to replace what you have removed and tape it. If you aren't comfortable with complicated drywalling and taping, I'd call someone.