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[kimik123]

can i get away with using any ready mixed tub addy for porcelain wall tiles?

[grumpygrouter]

Depends how big the tiles are, what substrate you are tiling to and how long you are prepared to wait before you grout.

[enduro]

Unless it states it can be used for porcelain, but i wouldn't, i would use a white single part flexible designed for this product and you must also use flexible grout.

[kimik123]

well its my own house so time doesnt really make a difference like grump, but the tiles are 330s i think or maybe the a little bigger , and the substrate is 2 walls plaster board, 2 walls that sand/cement render stuff and theres a ply floor and ply bath panel. what do use reckn?

[grumpygrouter]

If the tiles were smaller I would say check out Ardex D30 for WALLS ONLY. This will fix porcelain on your substrates but for tiles that size you really need to have a powder adhesive. Following on from Enduro's post, you need to be looking at a Single Part Flexible that says suitable for porcelain. Mapei Ardex and BAL all do them. You can use this on both walls and floors. What you buy really depends on what is available to you. Mapei is generally less expensive than the other 2, especially Ardex.

[kimik123]

ok cheers thought i was worth an ask, my local shop usually only has granfix stuff like so ive ovb become fond of it, am i right in thinking that i will have to prime the sand/cement render and ply but not the plaster board?