Help Disaster In Making ie Yellow Grout

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What adhesive did you use for the tile on tile
Hi, thanks for the reply, I used b and q 's own tile and grout stuff, as I was doing it as I remember I was using cerefix stuff bu the new tiles just fell off so used b and q's own stuff and the tiles stayed on.
 
hi a bit more info please whats your wall make up and you say you tiled over tiles can you tell us what tiles thanks:8:
Hi thanks for the reply, basically I had a green bathroon suite with green tiles, the green tiles had a pattern on them that protuded the tile so to speak, the new tiles were b and q's tiles, these tiles were bigger than the existing i tiles over.

Hope this helps, to help me thnaks in advance
 
What size tile did you fix and how long ago
Hi think they were 7 x 5 tiles with a ripple effect, probably over a year ago, sorry if I made out it was recent its not, its me trying to put right my bodge in the 1st place, lasted white for quite a while, but just trying to get it to stay white.

Hope you can help cheers in advance
 
Hi, if its any help I still have a box of tiles, so nothing would stop me taking them off where the grout goes yellow, re tiling with what ever is best or what ever i need to do and what ever grout i need if this would help my cause for a white bathroom, and not yellow.
 
hi as above tile size are your walls stud or solid brick and the adhesive you used did you grout with it :8:
 
hi as above tile size are your walls stud or solid brick and the adhesive you used did you grout with it :8:
ah right got you, didnt quite understand but do now, one wall where the shower head is and where the shower unit is, is made up of ply wood with old tiles and new tiles on top, the next wall meaning the length of the bath is a brick wall, with again old tiles and new tiles, i used b and q adhesive and as i remeber unibond grout, which turned yellow, re grouted months later with b and q own grout and adhesive which still turned yellow.

Hope this helps you to help me cheers in advance Jay
 
hi mate,based on what you have said personally i would rip it out and start again,,right back this time as well. remove the ply if possible and replace with plasterboard,ply on walls can cause all sorts of problems esppecially in moisture laden bathrooms.

also do you have anty ventilation in the room like an expelair as this may also be why your Silicon is turning mouldy as moisture has no way to escape
there are lots of good mould resistant silicones out there
 

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