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[QUOTE="Aethelweard, post: 987202, member: 60054"] Dear Tilers Hi all, I've just joined the forum. I am renovating my 30s semi. I am a diyer and I have just removed some original tiles from a 1932 bathroom in my house. They were in bad condition and cracked so had to go sadly. Thing is, I want to retile, probably porcelain. Underneath the tiles was a mortar about 13mm thick and underneath that, attached to the brickwork, a render, presumably cement based, about the same thickness. Most of the render is still attached to the brick. It is not blown. In some places it has come off exposing brickwork. Should I just remove all the render, scrape the brickwork and redo it all as it was or do you think I can work with the existing render by patch repairing it and then remortaring new tiles on top of this? I feel slightly out of my depth (it's a familiar feeling ☺️) but with some experienced advice I think I could do this. Best, Simon [/QUOTE]
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