How do you stick tiles on tiles? What kind of glue should be used for waterproofing in the bathroom?

As we all know, ceramic tile copy is generally used for cement mortar, but in recent years, there have been more ceramic tile adhesives on the market

I don't know which one is better! dao

It doesn't work with glue.

You still have to use cement.

It is best to knock off the original bricks, and it will not destroy the waterproofing, and the waterproof cement under the tiles can not be destroyed.

Don't use glue, it's just a moment.

Ay! With Hunan Weibang a tile adhesive, there is nothing!

Agree with baihuweixin521 classmates I think du you still have to knock out the original just zhi crisp knock out and start over such as.

DAO fruit to the original payment back.

If you are very dissatisfied, you will be troubled by the fact that you will live in the new house every day, and the original developer will not be the best waterproof, and then you will be annoyed if you move in all of them, and there will be many such examples.

It's better to knock off the previous tiles, their waterproofing may not be good, or believe that the waterproofing you do is better

I've never heard of tiles on top of tiles, so there's no problem with that?

It is recommended to knock off from the new paving, from doing waterproofing

If you don't kick off the original, it's hard to guarantee that you won't have problems in the future, kick it off, if you don't worry about re-doing waterproofing, it's not difficult.

For long-term considerations, it is better to use cement to slightly destroy the surface of the previous tiles, in order to make the next tile adhere to it well.

You can't stick tiles on the tiles, chisel it, from doing waterproofing, there is no other way.

The best way is to smash the previous bricks, the thing you stick can be used for a few years, but it is very troublesome to fall down after a few years, and the sticky thing has 'interface agent, epoxy resin, be careful not to destroy the waterproof, glass glue is absolutely not dripping.

Glass glue and other glues are definitely not du

Yes! Now there is a kind of zhi

tile interface agent, solution.

Due to the smooth surface of the tile, the interface is not easy to bond and easy to peel off, etc., so it is directly painted on the surface of the tile, and the tiles are normally pasted after drying.

I've used this interface agent, and the effect is okay, at least there are no problems so far. But I still recommend that you smash the original bricks, clean them and redo them for waterproofing, and then paste the bricks you like.

Spend more, save valuable space and do it for all!

As we all know, cement mortar is generally used for tiling, but in recent years, there have been more tile adhesives on the market, and I don't know which one is better to use!

Let's look at the cement mortar first, that is, it is mainly cement, add yellow sand and some waterproof additives, and then mix with water, which is basically zero pollution, high adhesion, and preferential price.

But the bad thing is that cement mortar is affected by many external factors and is easy to fall off. In addition, the hardness of tiles on the market is getting higher and higher, and the focus is on poor water absorption, so the tiles often fall off.

From the appearance, tile adhesive and cement are almost the same, mainly mixed with water, and then directly used to paste tiles. However, tile adhesive has an advantage that cement does not have, that is, it is less affected by external factors, and it is resistant to low temperature and water. The bad point may be that the price is expensive, and there are many bad tile adhesives on the market, and there may even be the problem of excessive formaldehyde.

Compared with cement and tile adhesive, the adhesive performance of ceramic tile adhesive will be better, the point is that you don't need to run the tile in advance, you can paste it directly. There is no need to paint a thick layer on the wall, and it is basically very firm when pasted on.

Of course, the price of good things will generally be on the expensive side, so there is no need to use tile glue in all places, you can use it in the kitchen and bathroom, because these places are often wet, and it is easy to fall off with ordinary cement.