Tile Cement
After removing lashings of tiles from the kitchen I'm left with lots of tile
cement left on what's left of the original plaster skim. Is there a way to remove the tile cement whilst preserving the skim? Graham |
After removing lashings of tiles from the kitchen I'm left with lots of
tile cement left on what's left of the original plaster skim. Is there a way to remove the tile cement whilst preserving the skim? You can try a belt sander. You'll be very lucky to preserve the skim. Christian. |
"Graham Dean" wrote in message
... After removing lashings of tiles from the kitchen I'm left with lots of tile cement left on what's left of the original plaster skim. Is there a way to remove the tile cement whilst preserving the skim? Wallpaper steam stripper, works every time and preserves the skim. HTH John |
"John" wrote in message ... "Graham Dean" wrote in message ... After removing lashings of tiles from the kitchen I'm left with lots of tile cement left on what's left of the original plaster skim. Is there a way to remove the tile cement whilst preserving the skim? Wallpaper steam stripper, works every time and preserves the skim. HTH John I'll give it a try! Cheers, Graham |
Wallpaper steam stripper, works every time and preserves the skim.
I'll give it a try! But then, I've used steam specifically to remove skim before! Christian. |
"Christian McArdle" wrote in message
. net... Wallpaper steam stripper, works every time and preserves the skim. I'll give it a try! But then, I've used steam specifically to remove skim before! When I did this once, removing wallpaper, it removed the skim in places as well. Anyway ended "doing a propper job" and removing the old skim, which wasn't well attached (no PVA) and getting the wall re-skimmed. |
"Ian_m" wrote in message ... "Christian McArdle" wrote in message . net... Wallpaper steam stripper, works every time and preserves the skim. I'll give it a try! But then, I've used steam specifically to remove skim before! When I did this once, removing wallpaper, it removed the skim in places as well. Anyway ended "doing a propper job" and removing the old skim, which wasn't well attached (no PVA) and getting the wall re-skimmed. Could be interesting then.... I'm getting it re-skimmed so if poor skim comes off in the process then so be it! Grahm |
Graham Dean wrote:
After removing lashings of tiles from the kitchen I'm left with lots of tile cement left on what's left of the original plaster skim. Is there a way to remove the tile cement whilst preserving the skim? Graham Not really, no. Power sanding may work. |
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