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Just a quick one. If you remove tiles from a splashback and the wall behind is no good would you just need to plaster where the tiles were or the ... -
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Just a quick one. If you remove tiles from a splashback and the wall behind is no good would you just need to plaster where the tiles were or the whole wall to make it even?
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Is it solid plastering or dry linning
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Solid plastering. But what would be best?
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Some guys use the wickes one coat stuff or some rapid adhesive if there not to deep
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doug boardley
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I tend to go the rapid set route
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The ready mix plaster skim? So that would just be needed for the patch where the tiles were?
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If your going to use rapid set adhesive or have some use that to fill the holes
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Just fill the holes with a rapid set adhesive, do it as you are tiling. Don't bother with skim if you are covering the same area that you have removed the old tiles from
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