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Hi all,
I am new to this forum and have been reading some of the posts which are very in formative, i am after some advice (it will probably be the 1st of many questions i will ask as i realise how important it is to use the correct adh/grouts and techniques but alas i am very confused.) I am in a situation where i was going to remove the plasterboard from a stud wall and and replace with marmox 12mm board, (fixed with stainless steel penny washers etc) but upon removing the existing tiles which came off easily thankfully someone tiled unto wallpaper, i have discovered that the wall is paramount board (Ex council building about 1970) the board is in good condition but which adhesives/primer/grout would be best to use, it is for a bath surround. also i am able to use marmox board to build the shower enclosure but which adhesives/grout etc is most suitable/easy to use on this.? sorry for such a long description but i am hoping this well help someone to help me.
Thanks again for all being very helpful in this forum (creep creep)
I am new to this forum and have been reading some of the posts which are very in formative, i am after some advice (it will probably be the 1st of many questions i will ask as i realise how important it is to use the correct adh/grouts and techniques but alas i am very confused.) I am in a situation where i was going to remove the plasterboard from a stud wall and and replace with marmox 12mm board, (fixed with stainless steel penny washers etc) but upon removing the existing tiles which came off easily thankfully someone tiled unto wallpaper, i have discovered that the wall is paramount board (Ex council building about 1970) the board is in good condition but which adhesives/primer/grout would be best to use, it is for a bath surround. also i am able to use marmox board to build the shower enclosure but which adhesives/grout etc is most suitable/easy to use on this.? sorry for such a long description but i am hoping this well help someone to help me.
Thanks again for all being very helpful in this forum (creep creep)
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