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I appreciate your help jadnashua. Thank you.

I can just drill right between them?

Of course I know where the shut off is what I'm asking is your recommendation on taking out the corroded screws on the handles.

That's why I don't want to do it so how do I get the screws off

One last question can I hit the handles with a hammer to break it off. I know it doesnt sound right but the screws are corroded shut. Is there any other way to get the screws off?

Btw the handles are also corroded and I have attempted to take them off with no luck. The screws are stuck in there.

jadnashua-The pipe is also leaking a small amount of water but it has been doing this for a while before I even began to remove it. Will replacing the spout nipple also stop the leaking or is there something else to stop it? And the backing wall leads to another room.

jadnashua- you might be right about it not being soldered on. The only reason I am thinking that it was is because my grandfather put it in so who knows what he used. Believe me I did try to use channel locks and wrenches but nothing would work. It is galvanized so how would I take the nipple...

Hj- the spout thread and the thread of the nipple was put in over 15 years ago. It was soldered and the corrosion was horrible. I was trying to get it off for a week straight and nothing. So I cut it and I thought I had a piece that would fit perfect but it did not. I do have nipple pipes I just...

jadnashua- would I need to shut the water off before attempting to take it off and I'm pretty sure the other flair is corroded as well how would you suggest to remove it.

Can gorilla glue bind a copper pipe and a nipple pipe coming out of the wall that attaches a bathtub spout. I had to cut of the tip of the nipple pipe that the spout comes out of because the old one was either to corroded or soldered on. It is a spout with a divider. Will it be able to handle...