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minicooperluvas

10:56AM | 10/08/05
Member Since: 10/07/05
3 lifetime posts
Bvflooring
I hate the baby blue ceramic floor tiles in my bathroom. To keep cost down, I want to apply a concrete floor over it. Can and should this be done - if so, how?

Tileguybob

06:11PM | 10/08/05
Member Since: 07/03/05
281 lifetime posts
you could put new tile over the old if there are no existing cracks in the floor or loose grout.

minicooperluvas

06:22PM | 10/08/05
Member Since: 10/07/05
3 lifetime posts
Thanks for the quick response Tileguybob. If you don't mind, I have a followup question. The replacement will not be new tiles. It'll be a layer of concrete only, I'm doing a faux stone finish with it. Will concrete adhere to the surface or do I have to prime first with sonmething else. Again, thanks so much for your response

Tileguybob

08:22AM | 10/09/05
Member Since: 07/03/05
281 lifetime posts
I'm not up on concrete work but I would imagine a primer should be used to help the concrete adhere. There are Self Leveling Cements that we use over tile to get the floor flat for new tile so that may be a possibility also. I am also not sure of a minimum thickness you would need for the concrete to be. If nobody else answers here try over at http://www.floorstransformed.com and repeat your question. Thee are a few cement guys who pop in from time to time and may have the correct answer for you.

minicooperluvas

08:32AM | 10/09/05
Member Since: 10/07/05
3 lifetime posts
I truly appreciate your reply. I'm taking your advice. Will let you know the outcome. Have a great day.


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