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hi all,

went to see a job today bathroom customer has removed tiles himself , walls are in pretty good condition. He has primed the walls already with everbuild sbr 3:1 . Now i use sovereign sbr and apply adhesive whilst the primer is tacky. Would you use the the everbuild sbr and apply another coat and tile when tacky?

any advice greatly appreciated.

ted:thumbsup:
 

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