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10-05-2008
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hi I'm tiling my bathroom tomorrow and have removed most of the old addy but some of it is stuck fast . do i need to sand this off or can i get away with tiling over it ? also do ineed to silicone the tiled corner of the shower ? cheers. | ||
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as long as its solid scrape off any high spots and tile away. always silicone corners in showers as movement normally occurs causing grout to crack | ||||||||||
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