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if you steam you steam if you sand you sand absolutely no need to do both fella!

arent the 5mm trowells from the 70s you dinosaur? :wink: :wink: :lol:

yes or as mr GC says sand it, but either way when finished dont prime, no need

you wont need any primer, and run very fast away from anyone who EVER advises pva use

if you do steam it off it wont affect the plaster if its been up 5 weeks.

i personally wouldnt even use 5mm on walls! 6mm min for walls, (yes the 1mm makes a world of diff) but one of the adhesive companys bad says that (for floors) it will cover 2 sqm with a 5mm trowell. which i know it wouldnt anyway

[/url] cheers i am looking for a littler one for myself, just ordered it, will let you know if its any good

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i bet i got a long way to get to number one tho!!! :lol:

i dont work down as far as the m40 i try to stay in the midlands. :wink:

when i work for me, i do it as i see fit, either or, depending how long im doing on the job size of romms etc, but when i worked for bovis and persimmon they both wanted floors last.

he says the guy was an elderly northern guy who drinks a lot :wink: :wink:

i personally think thats the way to go fella

the bath panel tiles should be covering the wall ones instead of seeing the shoddy cuts there too. id say bite the bullet fella and get rid, make a good project for yourself to re do the lot.

sorry dude i disagree, ive even done borders with writing on and NEVER continued the whol tiles round thr corner, very bad practice indeed. as for the original problem any tiler worth his salt will firstly spend some time measuring the walls trying to iron out the problem of...

you seem to be enjoying it so far joe

before you box it in would we be able to have a pic?

there is actually no reason they shouldnt cut on the dry cutter, apart from they may be too thick for your cutter. how are you trying to cut them? are you going in at an angle? try to make sure your hitting it dead straight on.

i personally tend not to use grout sealant very often, but if you are going to use id get the spray version its much easier to use

i personally wouldnt use granfix but others will say its fine, have you anywhere local that sells weber? if so go for the weber rapid sp.