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    Default porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

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    if putting porcelain or marble tiles onto newly plastered walls do i use an acrylic primer?

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    Default Re: porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

    First thing I would do is get the scales out.
    Plaster is only specified to hold 20kg/sqm and most porcelain and stone exceeds this limit.

    But to answer your question, use an acrylic primer diluted according to the instructions on the bottle, then use a flexible cement based adhesive.

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    As above, your tiles more than likely will exceed the weight for the plaster..
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    Default Re: porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

    if it does exceed 20kg/sqm what can i do ?

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    Default Re: porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

    What room are you intending to tile?
    Bathroom, kitchen etc..

    Your best bet would be to overboard with cement boards, glued with cement adhesive and also "plugged and screwed".

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    Default Re: porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

    porcelain tiles on bathroom walls, these are very heavy.
    and marble tiles in downstairs toilet.

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    Default Re: porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

    Are these stud walls? If so, just rip out the plasterboards and replace with Hardie 500 (12mm thick) or Aquapanel. If not, then you will be best to fix Hardie 250 (6mm thick) on top as suggested above.

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    Default Re: porcelain tiles onto newly plastered walls

    You could allways go for a lighter tile, ceramic perhaps..
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