| G Henslee 2005-07-19, 6:25 pm |
| Mark wrote:
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> On Tue, 19 Jul 2005 16:55:46 GMT, Ken <user@domain.invalid> wrote:
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> It's a floor. If the original one is down, use whatever sticks the ceramic
> down. Ceramic is heavy enough that it will flatten out any linoleum that
> is curling.
Bullshit. Loose and curling lino areas need to be cut out.
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> The cement product you use to put the tile down will stiffen
> up anything that is loose. Just go with a bigger notch than recommended.
Bullshit. The 'cementitious' product used (called thinset) is not
designed to stiffen up loose lino.
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> I've done a few this way and quite a few years later they still look like
> the day they were installed.
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> Pro's tend to need to justify their existence.
Bullshit. I'm a pro and I don't need to justify anything. I and
thousands of other setters have 'properly' installed millions of feet of
ceramic over lino.
Based upon Ken's reply he is not a pro. Based upon your reply, you're a
fucktard.
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