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i wouldnt usually tile on full bonded walls but the customer had a certain budget plus there looking to sell so they said the next house if it requires prep work then i can board it

it may not be recommended but i primed the walls first so i think it should be ok but im not goin to make a habit of bonding walls sometimes its just more practical
 

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