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    Hi there can anyone help. I am tiling a shower room in my loft. I will tiling directly onto exterior ply. Should i prime with unibond or should i use a primer? I will be using Ardex D30 tile adhesive. Thanks

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    I would use a rapid setting flexible adhesive( white), but i would also use a tanking membrane to waterproof the ply.....use the adhesive to apply the membrane and tile with....This will prevent any water from swelling the ply through ingression in the joints...

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    Thanks so much. will do

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    You might want to consider using a cement based adhesive instead of the Ardex D30 if you tank out. Might take the addy a while to dry otherwise.
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    Thanks again

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