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Bathroom repair
Hi there a plumber came in and fitted a new bathroom into a home I just
moved into. Whilst removing the bath the surrounding tiles fell off along with the tile cement to leave what looks like cement in some sections and plaster in others. I would like to know If I need to plaster this surface before placing tile cement or can I use tile cement to straight away. If this explanation isn't clear I can email pictures to you. Thank You |
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Bathroom repair
djgarrison wrote:
Hi there a plumber came in and fitted a new bathroom into a home I just moved into. Whilst removing the bath the surrounding tiles fell off along with the tile cement to leave what looks like cement in some sections and plaster in others. I would like to know If I need to plaster this surface before placing tile cement or can I use tile cement to straight away. If this explanation isn't clear I can email pictures to you. Thank You Just use tile cement..is expensive com,pared with a re-skim and tile cement both, but enirely satisfactory. |
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Bathroom repair
I would like to know If I need to plaster this surface before
placing tile cement or can I use tile cement to straight away. Tile adhesive is usually fine as a filler for the plaster as well. Use a high quality waterproof adhesive. Christian. |
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