Anyone elese able to answer this one

[Kenny C]

I have already started to put them down stopped a light refreshment.Some stray addy, in some of the joints there is stray addy but not seeping above the level of the tile is that ok or should the joints be perfectly clean please don't say yes.Also where I have stopped and scarped up the excess addy from the ply. I have wiped up the floor with a sponge and gave a light hover to lift any loose stuff is it Ok to just start tilling again on that are or do I have to reseal it with sealer? when if first sealed it I gave it 3 coats.

Cheers Kenny

[Sir Ramic]

Try and keep joints as clean as possible but almost impossible to heve perfectly clean joints.
What adhesive are you using to have primed the boards ? And what primer? Most manufacturers state to prime only edges and back of ply.

[oldgit]

keep a few old tooth brushes in you box and use them to clean your joints

[davediy]

i'm certainly no expert but i'd rub the floor with a clean rag to check its dry and carry on. hopefully somone more expert can reassure you.

[Kenny C]

I am using BAL primer,and BAL addy, as I say where I have scraped up the excess addy from the last batch not sure if the small area must be re-primed before next round,

Cheers Kenny

[Alan.P]

Clean joints as you go by method of choice, briush / sponge etc, what colour addy and what colour is the grout ?

[Sir Ramic]

Last time i read the Bal spec it said not to prime the ply face. Which Bal adhesive is it ?

[Kenny C]

BAL acrylic primer for walls and floors. comes out the bottle blue

[beanz]

The Primer makes a waterproof seal, so, as long as it had dried, it'll be fine. I think Grumpy meant the Bal Adhesive... Bal usually recommend priming back and sides of ply, not face. I can't see Priming the face as well, causing a problem, but that's a question for one of the more experienced guys.

[grumpygrouter]

The Primer makes a waterproof seal, so, as long as it had dried, it'll be fine. I think Grumpy meant the Bal Adhesive... Bal usually recommend priming back and sides of ply, not face. I can't see Priming the face as well, causing a problem, but that's a question for one of the more experienced guys.

Sir Ramic even....
Priming the face will slow down the setting time of the adhesive. BAL must say don't prime for a reason but not sure why!

[beanz]

Sir Ramic even....

lol! Indeed.. Sorry Sir Ramic, i must be going mad!?!?! I blame the Arcade...

[Aztectiler]

Personally i wouldn't ever prime the face of ply, as advised by the adhesive manufactures instructions.
Should you re-prime? If it had dried properly then you shouldn't have a problem by not re-priming however as I don't prime the face of ply then I cannot say for sure.
I fully agree with grumpygrouter that it slows down the drying/setting time of the adhesive.