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Tiling on Bonding Plaster?
In stripping tiles from an existing bathroom installlation, a wide mix of
surfaces became viewable. From pretty good finished plaster (which could take new tiles immediately) to plaster coming off in 'sheets' - down to the brickwork. I have now levelled off the whole area to be tiled using Bonding plaster. My intention is to PVA the Bonding plaster surface, and tile directly to it. Couple of questions I would appreciate answers to. 1. Does anyone have an issue with tiling on a PVA'd Bonding plaster base? 2. How long should I give the Bonding plaster to dry before applying PVA and then tiling? (My working assumption would be to wait until the plaster all looks dry - whitish - then PVA to seal, wait 24 hours, then tile.) Note: the surfaces the Bonding plaster was applied to was all dry - i.e. no new brickwork etc.) Paul R |
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"Paul R" wrote in message news:1115390937.d54893daf30b46f3787456fd029f7bda@t eranews... 2. How long should I give the Bonding plaster to dry before applying PVA and then tiling? Depends on thickness, temp and humidity. Here I'd personnally leave it at least a week to ensure every bit of moisture gets out otherwise you'll trap it in. |
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