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WetSaw
...when this lot of slate fell off the wall.
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O dear...looks like the adhesive hasn't bonded with the substrate..
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Spud
Should have all been pinned
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WetSaw
I'll probably be stripping it right back and starting again but not until summer is over, it's just too damn hot to try and fix anything outside in the sun. I'll be asking about fixing slate if that what he wants again. I suspect it will be as the stairs to the house and outside terrace are all slate.
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Italy
moisture of the ground. climb on the wall.
you have to solve. the one before.
you have to solve. the one before.
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bcd-87
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Italy
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SJPurdy
the rest of the wall seems to be painted and looks to me like the adhesive stuck to the paint which wasn't sufficiently bonded to the wall/previous paint coats; so yes I agree the adhesive wasn't bonded to the substrate.
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LM
Mechanically fixed to the wall with products like this
RAI-FIX - Raimondi s.p.a. professional tile tools
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Italy
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