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Just Rizzle

Just putting the discussion of adhesive and primer aside for a moment. Does anyone know if the latency can be scraped of the day after the floor is poured. A builder I have a lot of respect for told me this is so, but every time I've fixed on one I've had to sand it.
Are the screeding companies not giving this information or is it just a case of f..k it let the tiler do it.
that's when its easiest to remove as ifs still soft and not baked to the floor done several floors like this when ive known from the builder when the floors going to be layed. the advantage of doing it early no dust.
 
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