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What makes you think i do not? Because I am asking a question and don't act like I know everything?Dont do it. I do it for a living.
Would you recommend using tile masters prime grip first then ?If you use SBR and water at 50/50 there should be no issues with flexiable cement based adhesive over ply. Most failures occur due to inadequate preparation. Remember the ‘p, prior planning and preparation prevents **** poor performance.
Sorry don’t have any experience of that product.you could check with there tech people. Also give the ply a good key, l used 40 grit sandpaper, and a rub over with damp sponge, before applying the SBR.Would you recommend using tile masters prime grip first then ?
I have fitted thousand of m2 of brickslips for many shops. Pret , body shop and miller & carter. Mostly onto plywood and haven't had a problem but I am always looking for new and better waysYou fix brick slips for a living? I have seen jobs that have been there for 20 years and no problems on ply. I have also seen jobs done by the same builders after a day on ply and the slips are on the floor. if its in your house and they are not likely to hurt anyone if they fall off. It may be worth the risk 90% if the ply has been fixed correct you will get away with it. I fix them in shops etc so if they fell on someone I would be sued for alot of money. Also I find it hard to see that the ply couldn't be removed. look at this link.
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