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IVE GOT VERY OLD VINYL-TILES.. USING A HEAT GUN -SCRAPER VERYHARD WERK.. STILL STICKY ADHESIVE RESIDUE LEFT USED ANGLE GRINDER WITH CORSE WIRE BRUSH 2 REMOVE AND SEEMS 2 HAVE ... -
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Re: Yuk!
Hi ynotlc,
If the floor is uneven use a self levelling compound before tiling, it will cover any remaining sticky bits and give a lovely surface to tile off.
Use the primer & sealers as per the instructions and yes wait till its dry.
Ive used Dunlop LF alot, its flexible as well and can be used to bed up eneven floors if you decide against self levelling.
Good luck
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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Re: Yuk!
I would prime with primer G from mapei, i don't like the dunlop adhesives,heard bad reports lately including tiles blowing ! and i know the guy primes all the time . Just my opinion on here though.use a good flexi adhesive,ie keraquick or similar,its great on porcelain.
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Re: Yuk!

Originally Posted by
hillhead
I would prime with primer G from mapei, i don't like the dunlop adhesives,heard bad reports lately including tiles blowing ! and i know the guy primes all the time . Just my opinion on here though.use a good flexi adhesive,ie keraquick or similar,its great on porcelain.
Ive had no problems and keep using it, but I have heard of guys having problems especially with the white gear. Maybe best be safe than sorry if you havnt bought already and see what else it close by?
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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Re: Yuk!

Originally Posted by
davy_G
Ive had no problems and keep using it, but I have heard of guys having problems especially with the white gear. Maybe best be safe than sorry if you havnt bought already and see what else it close by?
Yes Davy the white gear seems to be the problem,when you see it being promoted at £10 a bag too you know there's something up,i'm watching carefully because i done two jobs using the white on floors !!
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Re: Yuk!

Originally Posted by
hillhead
Yes Davy the white gear seems to be the problem,when you see it being promoted at £10 a bag too you know there's something up,i'm watching carefully because i done two jobs using the white on floors !!
I anit used it, but my local tile shop gave me a bag. Think I will use it to patch a hole in my laneway!
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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Re: Yuk!

Originally Posted by
ynotlac
DATS ABOUT THE WORST THING U CUD AV SAID. JUST GOT 20 BAGS OF WHITE..DO U THINK IF I ADD DULOP FLEXI ADDITIVE THIS MIGHT HELP AS ITS SPOSED 2 MAKE STRONGER MORE FLEXIBLE MIX BUT IT ALSO SAYS ITS FLEXI ON BAG.. CUD MUK IT UP. FLOORS ARE VERY GOOD LEVEL

See if you can get some more advice on here with regard to peoples experiences with white. I wouldnt panic.
It should be flexible already so adding the adhesive will not help a great deal but on the flip side can it do any harm.
Check with you adhesive supplier if they have any negative feedback, it is only on here I have heard about it and my shop has had no negative feedback, they sell alot of dunlop addy
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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