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I have a problem guys. I'm tiling a bathroom and one of the walls has that formica type paneling that cannot be removed.
Do you know of any primer that ... -
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Tiling on a non porous surface
I have a problem guys. I'm tiling a bathroom and one of the walls has that formica type paneling that cannot be removed.
Do you know of any primer that would allow me to tile to this type of surface
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Re: Tiling on a non porous surface
yes but but how well is the board fixed whats it made of or do you mean Contiboard ? or Formica but you would be better removing it
Last edited by pjc; 14-01-2010 at 07:52 AM.
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Re: Tiling on a non porous surface
PJC the board is very well fixed and it's Formica on 1/2 " ply
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Re: Tiling on a non porous surface
Originally Posted by
dennyjim 
Because there's a huge hole in the wall behind the panel
well remove the board and replace it with backer board or plasterboard or overboard it
PCI primer 303 http://www.pci.uk.com/en/products/Pr...0303%20tds.pdf
http://www.pci.uk.com/en/products/Pr...s/default.aspx
Last edited by pjc; 14-01-2010 at 08:47 AM.
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Re: Tiling on a non porous surface
Originally Posted by
dennyjim 
I feel like a shmuck
It's funny that you can't see the wood for the trees sometimes
Thanks for waking me up !!!
yes when i grow up i want to be perfect to no chance 
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