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Discuss what addy for porcelain? in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; hi was working on a resteraunt the other day and was using powder addy and the tiles were 600x300 porcelain, and the plumber walks over and says why u using ...
          
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    hi was working on a resteraunt the other day and was using powder addy and the tiles were 600x300 porcelain, and the plumber walks over and says why u using that addy and not the tubbed stuff i explained the issues as per, weight of tile etc.... just wonder how many porcelain jobs he has done with the tubbed stuff???

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    I shudder to think mate, frightening

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    Thats scarey
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    thats why he's the plumber and your the tiler
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    Should of asked him of his informed opinion as to why tubbed was good enough, then shot him down.

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