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tony4173
Hi guys,
Not sure if this is a tiling question or a plastering question,maybe both.
Just been today to look at a job for a friend to tile 15m2 in his bathroom. He has removed the old tiles but the adhesive is stuck that well to the wall it would take about a month to take it all off nibbling away at it in readiness for re-tiling, My question is....what is the best way to tackle the bad walls as obviously it has to be flat for a better and easier tiling job. On one wall there is a concrete lip running across the wall above the bath.
Do I ....
(A) apply a thin set bonding coat ,and would this be strong enough to take the tiles after ?
(B) thickish skim coat ?
(C) sand/cement render coat ? or any other options excluding dot n dab (expensive).
Thanks for your time
Not sure if this is a tiling question or a plastering question,maybe both.
Just been today to look at a job for a friend to tile 15m2 in his bathroom. He has removed the old tiles but the adhesive is stuck that well to the wall it would take about a month to take it all off nibbling away at it in readiness for re-tiling, My question is....what is the best way to tackle the bad walls as obviously it has to be flat for a better and easier tiling job. On one wall there is a concrete lip running across the wall above the bath.
Do I ....
(A) apply a thin set bonding coat ,and would this be strong enough to take the tiles after ?
(B) thickish skim coat ?
(C) sand/cement render coat ? or any other options excluding dot n dab (expensive).
Thanks for your time
