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I have two areas either side of a hatch in a partition wall 24" x 18" high. I've removed the 6" x 6" tiles, but due to my previously good tiling (!!), areas of the plasterboard paper / cardboard surface has come off but not down to the plaster. I want to re-tile so do I :-

1 - cut out the plasterboard and replace?
2 - paint with pva?
3 - some thing else?
 

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