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SOLD UT Prolevel Ultimate - full pallet
Update: The leveller is Now Sold- Steve_Bcs
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Are you fixing tiles all wrong?
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How should I remove tile adhesive from the edges of lifted tiles
Thanks. A sharp blade & scraping of the edges did the trick- Steve_Bcs
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- Forum: Adhesive and Grout
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SOLD UT Prolevel Ultimate - full pallet
I've over ordered on a recent levelling job and have a full pallet of 48 bags lf UT Prolevel Ultimate left over. Belt n braces top make sure we didn't run out! Date of manufacture is 27.07.2023 As the pallet is still fully shrink wrap sealed from the factory I can organise free pallet...- Steve_Bcs
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Genesis Tiger trowel
Would the Tiger trowel be suitable for 800x800x8 porcelain floor tiles? Currently having problems with ridges not collapsing using a regular 12mm notch on the floor & 6mm on the tile. -
Bal Rapid Flex One Vs Bal Rapid XP plus
Whats the difference between these two Bal adhesives please, aside from price and the xp only being available from Topps. Job is 800x800 x 8 porcelain floor tiles, 50sqm onto an anti crack mat over slc on a concrete subfloor with low profile wet ufh. Tia- Steve_Bcs
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How should I remove tile adhesive from the edges of lifted tiles
The saga of my hollow floor 50sqm continues. All tiles now lifted but there is adhesive around the edges of most tiles (800x800) and a small amount on the back. Whats the best method of cleaning these tiles ip ready for relaying? The tiles were not grouted and the adhesive residue is around the...- Steve_Bcs
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Porcelain SLC over old tile adhesive
Update Further to this & my other posts about my newly laid dot & dabbed 800x800 porcelain kitchen floor (50sqm) over ufh… So, The plan was to grind down the dabs by 10mm then pour slc into the voids and then a 5-6mm coating over the top. That didnt go well, my dust shroud with hoover...- Steve_Bcs
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Mould under lifted tiles?
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Mould under lifted tiles?
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Mould under lifted tiles?
I’m continuing to lift tiles on my dot & dabbed kitchen floor over retofit ufh. i thought I’d start a new thread due to what I’m finding underneath. A few tiles have green mould looking spots & bits of water & this one is by far the worst. Taken up just now with my trusty plastic car trim... -
Porcelain Hollows over underfloor heating
Its the kitchen but you are right. I did wonder if the thin back buttering stuck to the dabs but came away from the tile. I saw the video link in one of your posts about trowelling and back buttering. Its very informative. Our guy has done everything the video says not to.. even down to...- Steve_Bcs
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Porcelain Hollows over underfloor heating
I agree! He put just the thinnest of scrapes on the back of each tile that he said was back buttering.- Steve_Bcs
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