evening all ! im trying to find out what primer to use to prime a kitchen floor that had vinyl tile black adhesive over it .today i keyed it with the breaker and probably managed to remove about 50 % of the adhesive.in a local builders merchants i was advised and bought (feb primer plus )which is an all purpose primer and admixture for tiles. still little concerned as it doesnt say much about what it is suitable for on the label !!! im going to go on website now to try and get info....has anybody used this product or know of a reliable primer for the job ??

You could use a heat gun to remove as much of the remaining adhesive, you can then use a slurry mix of sbr and spf adhesive to coat the floor.

As above.

Slurry coat with SPF.

do i brush the slurry coat on then wait for it to set before tiling the floor ?? im new to the game as u can see !

Hi, used a BAL product, its a self leveller that stabilises this sort of substrate, used it on several occaisions, no come back

50/50 slurry coat is the way forward


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went to c my new buds in topps and topfix say to mix 50 /50 sbr and cement into a slurry ,brush on and wait till dry (5 hrs approx) then use the flexible topfix addy..doesnt matter how much bitumin is remaining on floor. bal wouldnt guarantee unless there was 80 % of bitumin removed first !!! thanks to everyone whoose replied

It only entered my head today bout the 50/50 sbr and cement mix ! Do i add water to the cement mix to make a paste then add 50% sbr to it or do i add dry cement powder to the sbr ???