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tile question - backerboard seam hump
Bathroom redo, with ceramic tile.....
Following all the DIY sites & friends' advice, I put down thinset on my bathroom subfloor, then my backerboard, then I put thinset in the seams of the backerboard, pressed fiberglass tape down in the seam/ thinset, then put some more thinset over the tape. I thought while doing it it was pretty level. But now that everything's in place, I put a test tile down on the seam & it rocks back & forth a bit. Should I go to the trouble of grinding down the seams to get the seam perfectly flat? Or will the thinset that goes under the tile handle this minor hump? |
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