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Hi I've got a kitchen floor job coming up and they have full vinyl down over old (and I mean 40 years!) vinyl tiles, these are stuck down really well and I'm planning on leaving them down if anyone and confirm that the adhesive will bond with them. Will they need to be primed to increase bonding or do they need to be ripped up?
The floor is concrete under.
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[quote=tiletastico;63155]Hi I've got a kitchen floor job coming up and they have full vinyl down over old (and I mean 40 years!) vinyl tiles, these are stuck down really well and I'm planning on leaving them down if anyone and confirm that the adhesive will bond with them. Will they need to be primed to increase bonding or do they need to be ripped up?
The floor is concrete under.
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I'd rip up vinyl tiles grind concrete to get old adhesive off probably bitumen based prime then lay tiles.
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Hi,

If they`re a real pig to get up then i believe you can lay over them after cleaning them with sugar soap and then priming

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Hi there.
Asked a similar question last week and found out via a call to BAL helpline that you can go over the top of these type of tiles as long as they are WELL FIXED. Then coat them with BAL Bond (not primer) and use a flexi adhesive. Hope it goes well (and that it's not the job I was after!!)
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Then coat them with BAL Bond (not primer) and use a flexi adhesive.
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BAL recommend BAL Bond Sbr...and it is a primer as well.......

And it should be tiled on within 24hrs of priming.......


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