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Sent a customer down to the local Tile Giant to look at their Splashbacks, 600mm x 750mm roughly.

They were looking at the limegreen one & were told by T/G staff that they have had issues with this particular colour, there is a chemical reaction happening & the adhesive is turning the green backing brown?

It must be a Mapei adhesive they are referring to, They also advised to stick the splashback on with Silicon.

Has anyone had issues with this?
 

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