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Polyethylene glycol–polyvinyl alcohol (PEG-PVA) brand name Kollicoat IR (BASF) is a multifunctional excipient used as a pill binder as well as a wet binder. A typical formulation is composed of 25% polyethylene glycol (PEG) and 75% polyvinyl alcohol (PVA); where the vinyl alcohol moieties are grafted on a polyethylene glycol backbone.
I need to re-tile my front door step after the tiles came away during the winter. The mix under the tiles was damp and crumbling away and so I have removed the tiles and the bedding mix and taken it back to some bricks and concrete. I need to reform the step to tile which means increasing the...
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Old bathroom becoming wetroom, two of the walls were dot dabbed with the water resit plasterboard, the other two are the original 70year old plaster which have been painted. The tiler I have says the new water resistant boards are fine to tile straight on to, is he correct or no? Also...
Hi all, I've scrapped all paint off drywall in preparation for 100 x 300 mm tiles and currently patching damaged spots. My question is do I need to PVA and skim with Multi Finish or can I just tile as it is?
Any help appreciated.
"Sealing" with PVA before tiling - DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME by Dan posted Feb 7, 2017 at 10:14 PM
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I have had specialists in to remove vinyl floor tiles containing asbestos leaving behind the bitumen adhesive (also containing asbestos) which they have encapsulated by giving a coat of PVA. What is the best way to go about tiling the floor? Its a concrete floor mostly covered in bitumen...
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Hi all, first time user. I'm in need of a bit of advice and hope someone can help. I'm about to tile a kitchen floor (which is concrete) with 300 x 300 quartz tiles. When the kitchen fitter was working in there, he decided to coat the floor with pva to make it easier for him to clean up the dust...
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Would appreciate a bit of advice please. Have had a lot of building work done and the bathroom has been plastered to a keyed hardwall finish. The plasterer knowing it was being tiled floor to ceiling left it at keyed hardwall saying there was no point doing a final finish if just tiling...
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On the verge of doing my first tiling ever with no supervision (what could possibly
go wrong)??
Someone said I'd need to PVA the wall first - is this so? Never heard of it... do I just get it from B&Q? Does tile adhesive stick to it alright?
Also - I'm going to Amtico my slightly...
Just bin to look at a job near me and the guys 4:1 pva the whole room now can I just bond over the pva with pr360 or do I need to get him to chip the skim coat off which isn't to difficult as it's over s&c render
Hi, i am looking to re tile my bathroom and have got rid of all the tiles. Unfortunately some plaster damage has occured, i want to skim the damaged areas and use PVA between skim coats.
I know using PVA is a big mistake before the tiling in a wet area, but is it okay to use PVA before a skim...
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Back for some more valuable advise. I have the unfortunate job of re-doing my bathroom been putting it off but time has come. I have stripped the wall and a large amount of the render has come off with the tiles. I would like to render and skim but not to sure of the procedure and mix...
What a morning. I turned up at saw this (below). Just a bonding coat with a few undulations!! 600x300 porcelain in brickbond.
The usual from the builder 'I've tiled over bonding and never had a problem'. He got on the phone to the plasterer who gave the solution.......... use PVA and it will...
I wonder how many failed floors have come from diy'ers watching this video?
How many thousands of pounds of tiles have been ripped up and skipped into landfill?
Apparently its a trade secrete to PVA straight onto chipboard and then you're good to tile!
I know most guys will have seen this...
Ok following on from a previous thread,
PVA is not acceptable to be used as a primer in a tiling situation.
There are designated primers out there that the adhesive company's have spent a lot of money on to make sure they work along side the adhesive to give it a proper key into the substrate...
Had a call today from a builder I do work for regarding these slim brick tiles that a customer wants used in their kitchen. Told me to go onto their website and have a look at them and arrange to go see the job.
What chance do customers have when the manufacturers are specifying on their web...
First things first. Hello. This is my first post on the forum and I am sure over the coming weeks it will not be my last as I am about to embark on tiling my bathrooms, both of which have been freshly created as part of my house extension/re-configuration.
In order to minimise the cost and time...
hi guys starting a job the weekend just spoke to the customer who informs he's already primed the walls with pva and its had 5 coats :mad2: !!!! idiot... can I go in and prime with sbr im thinking theres no way of getting it off and hoped the sbr would penertrate through the pva and seal it off...
I no all tilers use SBL over PVA but can someone tell me what the biggest reason for this is?....
I have read that pva is thin and peels but isnt SBL the same?
Im thinking of using the SBL from now on but want to no why...i.e if customers ask?
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