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Hi I am not a tiler but a DIYer ! I have the adhesive recommended from tile supplier however did not get primer> Do I need to prime surface... tiling a window sill which has been repaired in parts with polyfilla (tiling with granite quartz mosaic) . Using the mosaic as upstand onto emulsioned wall Do I need to prime. Adhesive is mapei keraquick grey.
Any advice greatly appreciated

I phoned Mapei and they were helpful ..remove the emulsion and prime with Primer G .I have enjoyed reading some of posts on here tho! Maybe I should retrain as a tiler ... better paid than teaching too. lol
 
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John Benton

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Where to start, primer is the last of your worries, polyfilla is no good, paint is no good and if your using mosaic and are a novice then you want to be using a standard set adhesive and not a rapid set imho

Better still pay a pro.

Exactly right Alan, :thumbsup: to all the advice above, but don't forget as a teacher he'll have plenty of time on his hands over the next couple of months :sofahide:
 
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