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Would PVA work to prime an anhydrite screed before tiling on it or does it have to be a specialist ie expensive primer?
It will be in dry rooms so ... -
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Tiling on anhydrite screed.
Would PVA work to prime an anhydrite screed before tiling on it or does it have to be a specialist ie expensive primer?
It will be in dry rooms so water messing with the PVA will not be an issue. The screed will be sanded etc by the installers.
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Re: Tiling on anhydrite screed.
defo no pva as a primer with tiles. plenty of people on here to help with the right stuff.
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Re: Tiling on anhydrite screed.
A "specialist" primer is not expensive.
Some adhesives for these screeds do not need a primer at all e.g. Kerakoll H40 ideal and Benfergyps from Benfer. However I would always primer anyway personally. I would also use a Gypsum based tile adhesive rather than a cement based. If you must use a cement based adhesive then you would be best to go for a water dispersible epoxy primer.
PVA is not suitable as a primer for any type of screed prior to tiling.
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Re: Tiling on anhydrite screed.
Ok, thanks for the quick replies, thats a pity as I've got gallons of PVA.
Any particular recommendations for primer?
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