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This is the scenario:
There is a bathroom wall that is half-tiled in cheap thin (about 3mm) tiles.
I want to tile it all the way up using thicker tiles that will cover the existing tiles and continue right up.
My query is: What is the best way to bring up the height of the non-tiled area (above the cheap tiles) until it is uniformly leverl so that I can tile over the whole area? The non-tiled area is plasterboard. Should I use multi finish plaster or bonding? Or would I be better using a thick powder adhesive and a notched spreader and fill in the gap with adhesive?
What would you do?
joe
There is a bathroom wall that is half-tiled in cheap thin (about 3mm) tiles.
I want to tile it all the way up using thicker tiles that will cover the existing tiles and continue right up.
My query is: What is the best way to bring up the height of the non-tiled area (above the cheap tiles) until it is uniformly leverl so that I can tile over the whole area? The non-tiled area is plasterboard. Should I use multi finish plaster or bonding? Or would I be better using a thick powder adhesive and a notched spreader and fill in the gap with adhesive?
What would you do?
joe