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Discuss Priming repaired screed in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; The screed I'm soon to tile on has been repaired using sand and cement mix where pipework has been altered, and is a bit crumbly. Would it be best to ...
          
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    Default Priming repaired screed

    The screed I'm soon to tile on has been repaired using sand and cement mix where pipework has been altered, and is a bit crumbly.

    Would it be best to prime with SBR prior to fixing tiles?

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    Default Re: Priming repaired screed

    Where it is crumbly I would brush out any loose screed, Prime and use some spf to fill in any voids
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    I'd remove crumbly mortar and repair with a flexible substrate cc, how deep are pipes?

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    Default Re: Priming repaired screed

    The pipes are close to the surface, ie almost level in places.

    Whitebeam, what is spf???

    Doug, what do you mean by a flexible substrate? Are you talking about fast flex tile adhesive, or something else.

    I'm using fast flex tile adhesive
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    Default Re: Priming repaired screed

    Quote Originally Posted by cornish_crofter View Post
    The pipes are close to the surface, ie almost level in places.

    Whitebeam, what is spf???

    Doug, what do you mean by a flexible substrate? Are you talking about fast flex tile adhesive, or something else.

    I'm using fast flex tile adhesive
    SPF - Single Part Flexible, Hugo mate.
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    Quote Originally Posted by cornish_crofter View Post
    The pipes are close to the surface, ie almost level in places.

    Whitebeam, what is spf???

    Doug, what do you mean by a flexible substrate? Are you talking about fast flex tile adhesive, or something else.

    I'm using fast flex tile adhesive
    Whitebeam and me are on about the same stuff single part flexible (spf) adhesive, looks like you're sorted mate

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    The penny has now dropped!

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