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the builder bought former of internet and he cant get hold of the dude that sold him it
water got in and underneath the tiles from a corner of wet wall thats why they are up now
from what i have been told the leak is sorted and he needs the tiles put back down.
from what i saw it looks as though it should be ripped out and redone, but this is not an option.
so i am looking to stick them with the strongest adhesive. the bal tech said mosaic fix
 

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