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Sealing a floor

KK4SAM · 2016-10-15 10:46:48

I am about to re tile the kitchen floor an the Tiler is delayed the question is whats the easiest way to seal the floor all the old tile and compound have been removed and the dust in unbelievable. Would a PVA adhesive work ?

15-10-2016 10:46am

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KK4SAM

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I am about to re tile the kitchen floor an the Tiler is delayed the question is whats the easiest way to seal the floor all the old tile and compound have been removed and the dust in unbelievable. Would a PVA adhesive work ?

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#2 15-10-2016 12:22pm

Wadpie

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Polybond is what I used few years ago before tiling. As far as I know it's pva adhesive

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#3 15-10-2016 8:51pm

FREDNISMO

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Got better results with acrylic primer, apply one coat let it dry then apply second coat and tile on top of it when still tacky

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