I have a restaurant that wants me to attach another layer of quarry tile on top of an existing tile (speed bumb) so the carts stop banging in to the walls.
I thought if I grind notches in the exsiting tile I mite get the new tile to stick.
I have a restaurant that wants me to attach another layer of quarry tile on top of an existing tile (speed bumb) so the carts stop banging in to the walls.
I thought if I grind notches in the exsiting tile I mite get the new tile to stick.
AND I AGREE THAT IT SHOULD BE CLEANED THOROUGHLY..
EPOXY PRIMER HELPS TREMENDOUSLY.. AFTER THE CLEANING..
BUT THAT'S A GOOD QUESTION, I WOULD CHECK WITH DAL-TILE FIRST. OR SOMEONE WHO KNOWS FOR SURE. WE USE EPOXY PRIMER FOR INSTALLING ALL TYPES OF FLOORING OVER MANY OTHER HARD SURFACES TO HELP WITH THE BONDING.
GOOD LUCK:whistling
I was searching info on quarry tile for commercial kitchen and cam eacross your thread. I might have the opportunity to bid a quarry project. The exisiting area is VCT. What is your take on installing quarry tile over VCT. STEam Clean or floor stripper first, rinse, primer thinset(Ultra flex 2 Mapei) then tile, then grout(3/16)
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