| Walls should be flat, clean, and dry and in a firm, sound condition. Note that typical background surfaces, such as plaster or plasterboard are water sensitive. If the plaster has a dusty appearance wipe down with a damp cloth and prime with Dunlop Universal Bonding Agent. |
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Emulsion painted walls should be deeply scored prior to tiling.
Use Dunlop Ceramic Wall tile Adhesive on dry areas. |
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| Rember to use Dunlop Bath & Shower Silicon Sealant in corners and junctions with other backgrounds, for example baths, basins and vanity tops as shown by the yellow key. |
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| In shower and bath areas, ensure tiles are fixed in a solid bed of adhesive. use dunlop waterproof ceramic wall tile adhesive. |
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| In wet areas use a waterproof grout such as Dunlop ready mixed grout. In other areas use Dunlop wall grout. Please note in power shower areas use an epoxy grout such as Dunlop Worktop & Shower Grout |
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| When tiling onto existing ceramic tiling, allow three days before grouting. |
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| Ensure adhesive and grout is thoroughly dry before using the newly tiled area. |
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| Rember timber bath sides are prown to movement. Use Dunlop Waterproof Ceramic Wall tile Adhesive and Dunlop Wall Grout mixed with Dunlop Flexible Additive. |
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