Tiling
Tiling
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#2
04-26-17, 10:49 AM
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Maybe but it's not best practice. I would remove and install CBU instead (assuming the rest of the structure is sufficient for tile).
#3
04-26-17, 12:11 PM
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I have installed tile over painted sheetrock/green/blue board when it's been for something light duty like a back splash. If is going to get any abuse I'd feel better removing the blue board and install cement board or Hardie Backer.
#4
04-26-17, 01:30 PM
What kind of wall is it? Tiling over painted drywall usually isn't a big concern if it's a dry location but if it's a tub/shower surround you definitely need to replace the blue board with cement board.
#5
04-26-17, 03:23 PM
It would be above the tub surround about 2 courses of tile,does'nt normally get wet.
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