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24-07-2008
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Hi there Have a question about leveling a tiled floor for the purpose of re tiling. Problem is the existing gloss tile design is raised pattern, kind of like bubble wrap but with larger spaces between the "bumps" Looking for a liquid "free-pour" product that I can simply pour over the tile to give a level surface to re-tile over. What product would best suit such a task? Product type rather than brand names would be a great help since I am in thailand at the moment. many thanks for your info Regards Peter | ||
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I would just use a self levelling compound, is there any reason you cannot simply remove existing tiles because that is your overall best option. | ||||||||||
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