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Hi there. I want to update my kitchen tiles so i've removed the old ones but some of the plaster has come away in patches with the tiles. Would i ... -
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Removing tiles to re-tile but plaster has come away.
Hi there. I want to update my kitchen tiles so i've removed the old ones but some of the plaster has come away in patches with the tiles. Would i need to plaster the wall again or would i be able to just go ahead and apply the tile adhesive?
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Re: Removing tiles to re-tile but plaster has come away.
hi there how big are these patches,you will get a better end product if you prepare the wall by re plastering for tiling imo
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Re: Removing tiles to re-tile but plaster has come away.
It depends on how much plaster has come away, what is left behind the plaster and what kind of state the plaster left on the wall is.
If the plaster left on the wall is in good condition then you might be able to patch in with a rapid setting adhesive before you start to give you a flat surface to tile onto. If the plaster on the wall is shot then it is definitely worth getting the wall sorted before tiling.
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Re: Removing tiles to re-tile but plaster has come away.
Some tilers would tile onto patchy walls
Some wouldnt
Personally flat walls are best
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Re: Removing tiles to re-tile but plaster has come away.
If the plasterboard is dot and dabbed on, cut out affected area and cut a new piece in
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Re: Removing tiles to re-tile but plaster has come away.
Hi there have you got any pics?
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