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Lay Ceramic Tile Over Peel and Stick Vinyl?
I am about to tile my bathroom. Have about 100 square feet to do. The builder (5 years ago) put down a decent looking peel and stick tile, but tastes change. Bought the ceramic tile I want, and started to "try" to get the peel and stick up. It has notched trowel marks under the few square inches I did get up, so apparently, it was glued down. It just breaks off in small peices. The plywood sub floor is very solid. What are thoughts on laying over existing surface
and, mastic or thinset, if I choose to lay over. I feel like I can "etch" the surface and clean it to accept mastic. Any help is appreciated.
Thanx
Rip up the peel and stick before putting anything down.
Do not put ceramic tile over wood subfloor. I know that some reputable installers used to do this, but many of them have stopped because complications often arise. Ceramic tile is best laid over cement subfloor.
Why not just install roll linoluem? It's easy to install, and easy to take up when you want a change.
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