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bathroom looks larger ,clean lines and of course the cost advantage , the basic structure of the bathrooms were sound with only one room having a cracked wall ,that's why I suggested it ,why pay dough when you don't have to .I know linda is packing **** about the result but I have done the same...

aluminium joining strips between the asbestos ,trick is to use a marine grade primer and topcoat ,this way you can be assured no barnacles will grow on the surface

to lessen any chance of problems its better to try to get a tradesman who can do both jobs under direction from you afar

the asbestos sheet is porous to a degree and will accept an all purpose primer, the aluminium joining strips may need to be steel wooled to take the oxidation off the surface .

this was my suggestion to paint the asbestos wall panelling instead of replacing and blowing the budget through the roof (sorry ceiling) all trims will need a coat of metal finish to accept the paint then all will have to be primed and sealed then top coated