Tile on tile. Adhesive?

[infidel]

Anyone give me some ideas of adhesive to use for tiling on existing tiles on Bathroom Wall?

Thanks

[devonmark]

Can you not remove the existing tiles ? I have only done one job over tile, I tell customers that I prefer not to do it.
If you are to go over them it would be advisable to use an spf adhesive...Mark.

[GazTech]

[quote=infidel;46308]Anyone give me some ideas of adhesive to use for tiling on existing tiles on Bathroom Wall?

Thanks:thumbsup:[/quote] [B] If smaller tiles[/B]

BAL White Star
[IMG]http://www.bal-adhesives.co.uk/bal/bal_products/images/whitestar.jpg[/IMG] White, highly flexible, non-slip, highly water-resistant ready-mixed organic dispersion ceramic wall tile adhesive utilising the latest raw material technology and employing the highest quality acrylic resins. Conforms to BS EN 12004 for a D2TE Adhesive.

Suitable for use in dry and wet duty locations including heavy duty commercial applications such as communal showers and commercial kitchens. Ideal for use on a variety of backgrounds including cement:sand rendering, plaster, plasterboard, paint, sheets and boards, tilebacker panels and existing ceramic tiles. Suitable for use on worktops.
[B]larger tiles[/B]BAL Single Part Flexible
[IMG]http://www.bal-adhesives.co.uk/bal/bal_products/images/single_part_flexible.jpg[/IMG] A flexible, non-slip, water-resistant and frost-resistant wall and floor tile adhesive, especially suitable for fixing tiles, including fully vitirfied and porcelain tiles to low porosity backgrounds/bases. Suitable for use on concrete/brick/block walling, cement:sand rendering, plaster, plasterboard, cement sheets, tile backer boards, concrete bases, cement:sand screeds, plywood overlay, ceramic/quarry tile/terrazzo/hard natural stone, vinyl tiles/sheet bases, mastic asphalt. Conforms to BS EN 12004, Type C, Class 2T.

[brian c]

SONTEX ACRYLIC,dont like to tile over tiles but when hands are tied the Sontex has a good fix.

[pjc]

if you have to then cement based adhesive bucket takes about 14 days to dry before you can grout if deeper than 3mm even longer have to prime walls first PCI 303 primer is the best i have found make sure the old tiles can hold the extra weight

[whitebeam]

I tend to rough up the tile face especially if there glazed when tile on tile which is'nt often

[tfs]

This may not be the best stuff but, Im sure my college supplied us with ,ULTRA GRIP, Nicobond' this was for us to train with so, may not be suitable for long term.

kris

[wayne]

the ultra grip is the bottom of nicobonds range. waterproof tile cement they do is similar to whitestar