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Tiling arond a bath
- Thread starter hooly
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A coat of pva first.
Plaster to the bath.
Use Bonding plaster.
No more than about 10mm per coat. Scratch the surface to key it between coats and give the next coat when the first coat is just starting to firm up.
Leave it until it looks dry. This could take a couple of weeks.
Don't use Polyfilla.
By the way, I'm no plasterer so I stand to be corrected. I just felt bad cause no one replied to your thread.
Plaster to the bath.
Use Bonding plaster.
No more than about 10mm per coat. Scratch the surface to key it between coats and give the next coat when the first coat is just starting to firm up.
Leave it until it looks dry. This could take a couple of weeks.
Don't use Polyfilla.
By the way, I'm no plasterer so I stand to be corrected. I just felt bad cause no one replied to your thread.
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