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   Chaubenee | Jan 24, 2016 10:57am | #1

   My cloisonné does a lot of bathroom remodeling and that is a product he likes a lot.

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   MALCOLM TAYLOR | Jan 24, 2016 12:54pm | #2

   Your cloisonné ?

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   nvman | Jan 24, 2016 12:57pm | #3

   That darn spell checker strikes again!

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   user-5378275 | Jan 24, 2016 01:13pm | #4

   thanks, wondering how well thin set sticks to red guard, also is it nasty as far as off gassing?

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   MALCOLM TAYLOR | Jan 24, 2016 03:32pm | #5

   Ben,
   Redguard is made to have thin-set adhere to it. Quite easy to tile.

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   user-5378275 | Jan 24, 2016 07:41pm | #6

   thanks

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   davidmeiland | Jan 24, 2016 07:42pm | #7

   RedGard seems to me to dry completely without an odor, and thinset sticks to it perfectly well. Don't get RedGard on *anything* it's not supposed to be on, because it's never coming off. As far as I'm concerned, surface-applied waterproofing is the only way to go for shower walls. You need to pay attention to the joint between the tub and backerboard, and prep it per the RedGard instructions. Same goes for corners.

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   user-5378275 | Jan 24, 2016 07:45pm | #8

   great i'm in

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   Chaubenee | Jan 24, 2016 10:06pm | #9

   Yes, thanks to auto-correct, my cousin became my cloissoné. Good thing he is not my croissant.

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    MALCOLM TAYLOR | Jan 24, 2016 10:16pm | #10

    Joe,
    There's a reason almost all my posts are edited :)