Need help tiling

[Dale44]

If you are doing the job, use a one coat plaster to make good plastering and DON'T USE PVA. Speak to the people at your local tile store about products (grout etc) and watch all you can on you tube to get tips on setting out and tiling.
Another option is to hire a tiler, sure some one on here will live local.
Good luck. Keep asking questions.

 

[Aguero]

If you are doing the job, use a one coat plaster to make good plastering and DON'T USE PVA. Speak to the people at your local tile store about products (grout etc) and watch all you can on you tube to get tips on setting out and tiling.
Another option is to hire a tiler, sure some one on here will live local.
Good luck. Keep asking questions.

Thank you for your replies guys.

Could you please let me know why I shouldn't use PVA? As even the guy from Mears said that they would PVA it.

Right now I think it would be, filling the cracks, use a sealing wall primer, wet adhesive and tile, then grout.

Does that seem right?

Thank you again lads for your replies.

 

[DHTiling]

Thank you for your replies guys.

Could you please let me know why I shouldn't use PVA? As even the guy from Mears said that they would PVA it.

Right now I think it would be, filling the cracks, use a sealing wall primer, wet adhesive and tile, then grout.

Does that seem right?

Thank you again lads for your replies.

http://www.tilersforums.com/tile-adhesive-grout-substrate-preparation/2511-p-v-versus-primers.html