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[QUOTE="Plumbing Tiler, post: 584008"] Hi All!, Wow, I only joined yesterday and already I find myself needing your advice, I went out last night to do a quote for a bathroom, the customer has recently had a new bathroom fitted and now has decided he hates the tiles (ceramic black marble effect), it does make the room look very small and dark, so he wants it tiled again over these as he says he cannot put up with the mess and dust etc from removing the tiles. I have never tiled onto tiles before, always stripped them off, so I wanted to know if it is acceptable to do this, and if so what preparation is required, and most importantly, what you experts feel about this practice and if you would do it?, like most people I really do need this job and would like to do as the customer wishes but not at the expense of my reputation or my guarantee!, also the new tiles are fairly large in size 600 x 300mm so weight could also be an issue? Thanks in advance! [/QUOTE]
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