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http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=crack+isolation+membrane also bob was 100% correct in the need to pull up more tiles and dont for...
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also, you may need to grind the high spot in the concrete to get the joints even with the existing tiles accross the gap span you need to resurface...
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yes it is worth the extra materials and labor charges. it is a color-fast and liquid-impenetrable product that should last the life of your tile...
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check the overall flatness with a level or very straight 2"x4". Do not confuse flatness with level. It does not have to be level, just flat. ...
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yes you are correct. installation also invoilves surfacte preparatioon if needed, which varies depending on whether its concrete substrate or wo...
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Cork Flooring would be the perfect solution too. http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=cork+flooring _________________________________...
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research Green Flooring. There are alot of choices. http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=green+flooring __________________________...
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great advice bob. _____________________________________________ There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way. Do i...
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flooring razor scrapers and lots of blades. we also use Pearl Abrasives Hexpin Floor Preparation System you may be able to rent. http://www.isce...
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you want to use a waterproof/water-resistent bathroom wall panel http://flooringworld.org/floorsearch.php?query=bathroom+wall+panel http://fl...
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anything you adhere to that tile will only be as stable as the tile is itself. if unstable or loose, the tile should be removed/repaired/replace...
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The best way in my opinion is by mechanical means using razor scrapers, grinders, or sander to scarify the slab until the paint is gone. In the wor...
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avoid anything chinese. avoid anything below $2 a foot if you want a quality floor. Brands I recommend: Wilsonart: http://flooringworld.o...
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yes _____________________________________________ There are two ways to do any job. The right way and the wrong way. Do it right everyt...
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aqua mix has colorant and sealer combinations. I highly recommend aqua mix prodcuts and trust no one else with my customers tile sealing and col...
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hard to tell. better get a floor pro in there to look at it. i have my doubts that can be corrected. _______________________________________...
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YES, you must use a backer board OR uncoupling and load distribution menbrane. _____________________________________________ There are two way...
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Porcelain tile is non-porous and does not need sealed. just seal the grout joints. _____________________________________________ There are t...
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the problem may be one of the following, or more than one working together to create your failure: you installed over resilient tile. that is a ...
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It really depends on the overall condition of the mud-bed. If its cracking out, then the mud-bed totally needs ripped out and replaced. if it...
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