Limestone tiles water marks days after being laid - TilersForums.com

[Leigh]

If it’s slow set, it can take an age to totally dry. Also, As mentioned, PVA is a no no......

I now have the proper primer for the floor so there will be no more ppv

It’s just a question on what to do with the first half of the tiles. Should I take them up and start again or will they dry out eventually

 

[Dumbo]

It looks like water, what else could it be?
Slow set
I’m not sure on the last question so possibly not

Forget the last question , i. wasnt thinking straight and started thinking travertine

 

[CJ]

I’d leave it for a few days, don’t grout, get some ventilation going.

Also, how long after self levelling was it tiled?

 

[Just Rizzle]

have you not used a decoupling mat?

 

[Leigh]

have you not used a decoupling mat?

I’d leave it for a few days, don’t grout, get some ventilation going.

Also, how long after self levelling was it tiled?

2 days after. It’s been down around 5 days so far with no improvement

 

[Spare Tool]

This says not to use on limestone on the product description, should I still use it?

Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?

 

[Just Rizzle]

again have you got photos they do help

 

[Leigh]

again have you got photos they do help

Sorry I do and I’m tying to add them
But don’t have any of the media types accepted on this site. I’ll try to add ASAP

 

[J Sid]

Sorry I do and I’m tying to add them
But don’t have any of the media types accepted on this site. I’ll try to add ASAP

Try registering. . . . .

 

[Leigh2807]

I’ve had to register another account.

Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?

Can't see that anywhere...says all types of unpolished stone?