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tile straight to new plasterboard ?
If primed correctly is it ok to tile on to new plasterboard or do i need to get it plastered first?
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Re: tile straight to new plasterboard ?

Originally Posted by
ukracer
If primed correctly is it ok to tile on to new plasterboard or do i need to get it plastered first?
No, no need to skim. Plastering it will reduce the weight capacity for tiling. Depends on the type of adhesive you are using as to whether it needs priming or not, though it will not hurt to do so. Use an acrylic primer.
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Re: tile straight to new plasterboard ?
you an tile right away and as grumpy says prime first or use ardex d20 which needs no primer
andy
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Re: tile straight to new plasterboard ?
which specific primer would you recommend?
Got Bal adhesive/grout etc
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Re: tile straight to new plasterboard ?

Originally Posted by
ukracer
which specific primer would you recommend?
Got Bal adhesive/grout etc
I use bal sbr at present (5 lts lasting ages!) dilute to about 3 or 4 to 1
If ever in doubt phone the adhesive technical help line
Last edited by faithhealer; 11-08-2009 at 06:09 AM.
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Re: tile straight to new plasterboard ?

Originally Posted by
faithhealer
I use bal sbr at present (5 lts lasting ages!) dilute to about 3 or 4 to 1
If ever in doubt phone the adhesive technical help line
i take it you mean 3 primer to 1 water?
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Re: tile straight to new plasterboard ?

Originally Posted by
ukracer
i take it you mean 3 primer to 1 water?
Other way round friend, sometimes 'skins' if it's too 'thick'.
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