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Can anyone advise me how long I should before fixing tiles on a newly skimmed wall ?
also any good ideas or easy solutions on removing old sealant
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tiles on newly skimmed walls
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Can anyone advise me how long I should before fixing tiles on a newly skimmed wall ?
also any good ideas or easy solutions on removing old sealant
cheers
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Re: tiles on newly skimmed walls
Give the skim a week or two to dry out
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Fusion Tiling (12-10-2010)
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Re: tiles on newly skimmed walls
1 to 2 weeks for the skim to dry sufficiently...as to removing old sealant i just use a sharp stanley to cut away the sealant and then white spirits and a cloth and plenty of elbow grease.
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Fusion Tiling (12-10-2010)
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Re: tiles on newly skimmed walls
I've a box of a hundred safety edge razor blades off the internet, they are fantastic for any tradesman and great for slicing silicone off tiles/shower tray/bath etc.
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Fusion Tiling (12-10-2010)
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Re: tiles on newly skimmed walls
thanks for the info-- Iam liking the lambretta
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