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Discuss tile on tile in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; have a job to start this week, tile on tile is the only option (unfortunately as iam never keen!) tiles are 10" x 8" standard ceramic. can someone recomend an ...
          
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    have a job to start this week, tile on tile is the only option (unfortunately as iam never keen!) tiles are 10" x 8" standard ceramic. can someone recomend an adhesive?..........ive have a few options was just wonderin what u lot think??....cheers- kermit

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    hi try laticrete gold make sure original tiles are sound

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    If it doesn't need to be waterproof or flexi I'd use Bal Greenstar - As previous post suggests make sure existing tiles are clean and sound... and be wary of weight tolerances. Like yourself tile-on-tile make me very nervous!!
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    is there a waterproof suitable over tiles if so what brand. wetdeck

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