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Discuss tiling on plaster in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi All, I'm very new to this so probably a very silly question. I have stripped the tiles off my bathroom wall. The finishing plaster has come off too and ...
          
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    Hi All,

    I'm very new to this so probably a very silly question. I have stripped the tiles off my bathroom wall. The finishing plaster has come off too and whilst the undercoat is flat enough to tile on I was wondering whether I need to skim the wall with finishing plaster

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    Hello Rowan and welcome..

    You cannot tile directly to any backing/base coats.. it will need to be either over skimmed or a one coat patching plaster can be used..

    What are you intending to stick on the walls now..?

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    use floor adhesive, i will be alright. my suggest is to you, use 12mm trowel and kinda slow setting floor adhesive. i hope youll sort it out. regards

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    Quote Originally Posted by HeartAttack View Post
    use floor adhesive, i will be alright. my suggest is to you, use 12mm trowel and kinda slow setting floor adhesive. i hope youll sort it out. regards
    What? You cant tile directly onto a base coat.


    Rowan, Dave is spot on, you will need a finishing coat and then you are good to go
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    Default Re: tiling on plaster

    troll ?

    needs skimming rowen
    Last edited by widler; 15-08-2011 at 06:14 PM.

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