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    Default Slc after priming any help please???

    I am laying tiles on asphalt floor which will be primed and then laying slc,so my question is do i lay the slc as soon as i have primed the floor or do i have to wait until it sis just slightly tacky.
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    Default Re: Slc after priming?

    Anyone??

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    Default Re: Slc after priming any help please???

    Read on the bag of SLC. Normally, you have to wait for The primer to dry, and then SLC.
    Asphalt may require special preparations. Again, read on the bag, and on the bottle of primer.

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    Cheers for that mate..

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    Default Re: Slc after priming any help please???

    as above mate instructions are normals on the products
    life is like a box of choclates nobody likes the coffee one

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