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PeterSandhurst
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25 years ago I tiled my family bathroom. The cement and tiles are still rock hard and having tried (and failed) to remove a few without doing immense damage to the plaster beneath I shall tile over them.
My problem is a mirror.
I have a heavy duty 3 foot by 2 foot mirror inset into the tiles with the same surface level. Assuming I can get the new layout to make use of the mirror I will try to keep it but chances are it will have to be covered.
Question is this :
- I cemented the entire back of the mirror to the wall as I did with all tiles. It is solid as a rock. Can I tile over it directly? If so, does it need scoring as if it were a glazed tile? And finally, what adhesive would I use for tiling onto glass?
Many thanks in advance for your time
Peter from Sandhurst UK
25 years ago I tiled my family bathroom. The cement and tiles are still rock hard and having tried (and failed) to remove a few without doing immense damage to the plaster beneath I shall tile over them.
My problem is a mirror.
I have a heavy duty 3 foot by 2 foot mirror inset into the tiles with the same surface level. Assuming I can get the new layout to make use of the mirror I will try to keep it but chances are it will have to be covered.
Question is this :
- I cemented the entire back of the mirror to the wall as I did with all tiles. It is solid as a rock. Can I tile over it directly? If so, does it need scoring as if it were a glazed tile? And finally, what adhesive would I use for tiling onto glass?
Many thanks in advance for your time
Peter from Sandhurst UK