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Hi,
Im doing a small wall with glass mosiac on tuesday 2sqm by 2sqm roughly, the wall isnt too true,
How would you rectify it? Bearing in mind im starting ... -
mosaic
Hi,
Im doing a small wall with glass mosiac on tuesday 2sqm by 2sqm roughly, the wall isnt too true,
How would you rectify it? Bearing in mind im starting on tuesday?
Cheers
Paul
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Re: mosaic
What substrate is it mate?
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Re: mosaic
Do you have any field tiles or is it a stand alone mosaic..
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Re: mosaic
Its plasterboard Bri, its mosaic sheets whitebeam
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Quickest and cheapest way would be to replace I'd say, only a couple of boards and some drywall adhesive. ( I'm assuming it's dot and dabbed plasterboard not a stud wall)
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Re: mosaic
No its a stud wall, the only thing with replacing it is, ive tiled up to the
wall on both sides, then the sprung the mosiac wall on me lol
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Re: mosaic
how out is the wall shogum is it bad?
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Re: mosaic
hi Kilty,
It dips in about 20mm in the middle probaby off in the top corners aswell.
Cheers
Paul
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can you flush it off with something like bal quickset render?
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ive never used it, is it any good?
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yes mate ive used it a few times....think it sets solid in 2 hours
has decent body to it,just check its ok for plasterboard but i have no doubt it will be
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Re: mosaic
As above, if you cant replace the boards or get over it whilst tiling then I would use a rapid setting cement to sort it
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Re: mosaic
As above skim it with a rapid set.
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doug boardley
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is the dip full height of the stud Paul?
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Re: mosaic

Originally Posted by
doug boardley
is the dip full height of the stud Paul?
Not sure Doug, why mate?
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if the dip runs from floor to ceiling you could remove boards and adjust timber/cls im assuming this is what doug meant
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i would overboard, it would give you a perfect flat finish for the mosaics. i don't understand why you can't
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