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Discuss Priming in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; hello. i got some tubbed addy, from almurad tiles for 8quid a tub. i wish to tile onto a skimmed wall, browning behind it and he said use pva to ...
          
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    hello. i got some tubbed addy, from almurad tiles for 8quid a tub. i wish to tile onto a skimmed wall, browning behind it and he said use pva to prime it. after reading stuff on here im a bit reluctant to use pva, but i have some cementone sbr from b n q. can i prime the walls using the sbr instead of the pva?

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    Yes SBR watered down 3 to 1 ..NOT PVA
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    thanks, what kind of ratio do i need to mix? 3:1 or 1:1?

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    Yes SBR watered down 3 to 1 ..NOT PVA

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    thanks sir ramic, is the sbr meant to be watery in the tub or is it supposed to be thick like pva? sorry for sounding like a turnip but im just wondering.

    plus do i have to let it dry before i start tiling or do i have to do it while it is wet?
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    Quote Originally Posted by boxfreak187 View Post
    thanks sir ramic, is the sbr meant to be watery in the tub or is it supposed to be thick like pva? sorry for sounding like a turnip but im just wondering.

    plus do i have to let it dry before i start tiling or do i have to do it while it is wet?


    SBR is thin in container, as above 3:1 let it dry 2hrs. What tiles are you using? tubbed adhesive not good for a lot of modern tiles.

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    they just ceramic tiles mate, can i leave the primer overnight then tile in the morning?

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    I've been using Webber primer & Webber addy and it appears to be good stuff.

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    Sbr, 3 water to 1 sbr
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    thanks, can i prime and leave overnight then come and tile in the morning?

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