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Hey folks,
I have a splashback to til tommorrow. I have riped of majority of old tile and replaced the all the plasterboard appart from about an area of 300mmx300mm ... -
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Hey folks,
I have a splashback to til tommorrow. I have riped of majority of old tile and replaced the all the plasterboard appart from about an area of 300mmx300mm next to gas pips and several electrical sockets and thermometers etc. The small is is really just an akward area.
I am planning on removing the remaining old adhesive on this area and rubbing down and sealing the old part of plasterboard.
do you think I will have any issues with this at a later date?
I will be fixing to the plasterboard with Mapie buildfix.
I kow some folks tile over old plasterboard but I alwyas preffer to replace the plasterboard.
cheers guys
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The reason why we try to remove old plasterboard is that it is often easier and quicker than cleaning it up in preparation for retiling.
If it is awquard to remove the rest of the plasterboard, all you need to do is to clean off the old adhesive.
Do NOT prime with PVA.
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Ive already got some Mapei Primer G for the walls mate
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personally i do wat is easier but as said if youre struggling to replace the plasterboard scrape off old adhesive
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cheers for opinions guys!
I have removed adhesive before and I used an orbital sander which worked great and didnt damage the board either.
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Old board I would prime with the mapei your've got
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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