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PostPosted: Mon Nov 29, 2010 10:38 pm 
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darrenba wrote:
Nah I think some of the Unibond adhesives state PVA


In a bathroom??? might as well silicon the tiles on....

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use BAL apd diluted on old plaster, and CTF3 addy for ceramic tiles or BAL flexi for porcelene .

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Ok thanks all. I was only going off what the instructions for the addy said. And it does say that it can be used in bathrooms for shower cubicles etc. And the theme on here is to follow manufacturers instructions so in all fairness I didn't think I was doing anything wrong.

I only stuck one tile on to see how it worked out. And then took it off again.

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the only problem was the size of the tiles at those sizes it takes forever for a dispersion (air drying) adhesive to work!

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Yeah, good shout. I'd overlooked that. Its a good job I posted on here before I'd tiled the full cubicle! :binky:

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marc1106 wrote:
use BAL apd diluted on old plaster, and CTF3 addy for ceramic tiles or BAL flexi for porcelene .


What grout would you recommend I use for this? Thanks

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