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    Hi Guys

    Thanks for all the help and input so far with my Porcelain tile questions.

    I've now put my UFH matting down and added Mapei Renovation Screed, should I prime it with SBR before finally tiling, i'm using Mapei Pro Flexible (white) and i'm also going to to back butter the tiles (600x600). .Have I missed anything??

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    Sbr or mapei G primer would be fine..
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    Quote Originally Posted by whitebeam View Post
    Sbr or mapei G primer would be fine..
    Cheers mate, I was going to prime to be safe, but wanted to ask in case it might compromise the adhesion (cant imagine why it would. . lol)
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