Tile on Tile , If you have never Tiled before watch this easy how to Tile video

If you have never Tiled before watch this easy how to Tile video , anyone can Tile my way its easy ( part 1 ) for full job go to ( part 2 ) and if you have never tiled before but are going to give it ago please let me know if this was a help to you

[@oarfrost]

That was really helpful, particularly the bit about putting spcers on the back of the tiles. Many thanks.

[@SkillBuilder]

First thing is that tiling over tiles is legit. I went to the Henkel labs and they showed me pull off tests that prove it works better than nearly any other substrate. They use their tile adhesive and it works fine. You can use silicone, I have seen basins stuck with it and they don't come off even when you want them to. Provided the existing tiles are well stuck there is nothing wrong with this method. Would I do it? No because tile adhesive does the same job.

[@MrFilimn]

I agree, I tiled over the original tiles in my kitchen with silicone and they have been on over a year and are stuck fast,in fact I made a mistake with one tile and when tried to get it off the next day it was stuck so well I had to smash it to get it off and even then it wasn't easy . By the way one of the main reasons I did it this way is because I managed to get the silicone tubes at a pound each.

[@royrobert8942]

Hi, Silicon has always been used to put tile bands up around swimming pools, they don't fall of, mine have been up for 10 years, and when I changed them, it was quite a job to remove them. So well done !!

[@jb-sh2bk]

just purchased home with hideous tile and I'm considering this vs removing all that tile.... is this legit?

[@tonycordasco8954]

Roy Robert I

[@09KEESH]

To all the professional contractors who are outraged by this method, the thing is gutting out even a small bathroom is an expensive venture! And a major commitment! Not to mention the cost of labor if you have to hire someone to come in and do it for you. He’s offering a cheaper quicker option for those of us who do not share your skills or have the means to take on a big job but want to update our bathrooms. I appreciate him showing “ out of the box” ideas! If you think this is so terrible make your own video showing a cheaper and less complex option than gutting the whole thing out. Most people know taking shortcuts result in less than desire results but if you do you know the risks up front

[@simonyoung8458]

Well said

[@babyb21ol]

maam i understand your point of view we installers are only upset and few of u who have had less than quality installs value men like us that get so angry at this its not that a do it urself may want to save labor costs and try this method all though every setter has said great addons to this mans reglect to take time n learning the proper way to tile over existing tile for the best QUALITY video and install ..were upset becuse some dipstickis out here in the industry after wathing this video ripping someone off and charging the customer for a full install and just doing some b.s half ass job like this ..weve crafted our skill and do not get to take ANY EASY routes if we do our job with integrity and give our customers a 100% quality install .. its teaching scammers another way to rip people off and thats just another under payed job one of us will get called to come fix after some want to be installer empties some poor couples bank account and were there hearing and seeing the honor story ..so in the end its more work less pay and theres no respectful mans knowledge hard work or time put in knowing if this will last month or years ..grout excepts water so eventually youll end up with moldy water stiuck behind this layer growing all kings of bs etc its just no way to offer anyone and optional method ...the multi purpose thinset is way cheaper do not use spacers as depth finders ,primiers and scuffing the crap outta face of each tile would be #1 thing to do along with finding out if you have any loose tiles etc plus you have 0 idea how bad one installer said the cement board hold the first layr up is ..the pan most of the time has started to leak bye then and almost every shower ive tourout has had black mold between the tile and whatever style walls its stuck on. so honestly no unless ur planning on selling and ripping off the next homeowner your just causing yourself more labor cost n what we see as near future...but thanks for telling us who dont want people like u to get crappie installs how we should be as dumb as man making this video..wish we could teardown the walls and do video of this now after all u no it alls dyi ers think u can do whats taken us years to master and the EXACT REASON ITS A COSTLY VENTURE .. IF U DONT HAVE MONEY TO DO IT THEN YOULL PROBABLY GET ONE 2 EITHER DIPSTICK INSTALLER RIP U OFF OR A QUALITY INSTALLER LIKE I SEE COMMENTING WHO OUTTA KINDNESS OF HIS HEART DOES THE JOB FOR HALF THE PRICE TO MAKE SURE U DONT GET SCREWED....MORAL OF STORY DO UR FRIGGIN HOMEWORK BEFORE U MAKE VIDEO THINKING YOU HAVE MASTERED SUCH N ARTISTIC HARD MANUAL LABORED SKILLED TRADE

[@mostmost1]

There are many cheaper correct ways of tiling our there already. This is not cost effective either. Sillicone is more expensive than mortar, grout and backer board.

[@N54-i7c]

D McClain what a load of shit, I strip bathrooms half a day if that lol

[@gailmccanless5230]

For sure!!! I feel the same way. People like to criticize but offer no other solutions.

[@jimjimskimmer1935]

You can tile on top of tile. He could of use a primer, ie bal primer and then adhesive and it still would of worked. Also silicon is designed to grab most things. I once done a small splash back at home and used CT1. Still there not budged 4 years later. Also for those who say your losing living space, what 6mm? You can tell he knows what hes doing, look at his joints and cuts. Great work buddy, nice to see someone understands modern building materials and how to use them in the 21st century. Suprised you havnt had someone say use sand and cement then wait 3 weeks to dry then tile. Lol

[@TerryFahy1961]

Thanks allot JimJim well said

[@GGGtube]

+Jimjim Skimmer I wonder why this method isn't the industry standard and ANSI approved? I wouldn't be surprised if you start to see signs of failure when it's 10 years old. A bathroom should easily last 30+ years with thin set mortar. I have my doubts about the silicone. It looks nice though, level tiles and no lippage; he is definitely skilled at measuring and makign cuts.

[@kuleilani]

+Jimjim Skimmer nice am thinking of doing it

[@neildunsmuir8656]

Bal primer? Ha ha ha ha jesus christ

[@pennyfulton3418]

@@GGGtube, Point is though, no one really wants the same cheapo modern tiles for 30 YEARS !!!! ...unless they are designed by William Morris or Someone !!!!!

[@denismoran670]

I cannot thank you enough - as a pensioner I was dreading the cost and labour, but now I feel confident that my (allowed!) rate of two hours physical work a day will soon see my bathroom done. Thanks again!

[@mrbugeyes4159]

I did this method 10 years ago on a yacht shower, no tiles fell off or cracked in 10 years, please don't say it doesn't work because you are wrong.

[@YTB952]

Mr Bugeyes it’s not the correct way of tiling...if it works or it does not, it’s bullshit!

[@josephbellino1645]

Mr yacht you should do things the right way

[@YTB952]

Joseph Bellino putting videos up like this misinformation makes my blood boil!!! It’s not the right thing to do and tiling over tiles is a no no especially when you don’t know the state of the substrate!!

[@MYERZ08]

lee corner

[@robbbrushjr.9015]

I would like to try this silicone method as long as the surface is cleaned with TSP or a similar product to remove any oily fingerprints or dust and or debris. I would also make sure the previous surface has no voids in it and maybe scarify the previous tile surface. Also silicone doesn't break down. For the people that have thumbs down that's say that this method is just not right.. I would love to hear the reasoning behind it, not just because that's the way they were taught. New things are learned everyday. I've been tiling for 15 years it's definitely a known fact you can tile over tile but I would really like to hear some input on why this method is no good from the" pros" .I try to learn something new everyday and always keep an open ear to new tricks of the trade. Thanks in advance for your input.

[@roguenurse6719]

I am purchasing a house with one ugly and another dated bathroom. I am absolutely going to do this to cut costs, time and stress. I thank you for this video.

[@kurtwm2010]

so, after 3 years....how is the tile holding up?

[@ExpatPhil]

I have always avoided tiling, but you make it look so easy Thanks!

[@clarksonclark6169]

very interesting not thought of this before and like the idea with spacers behind tiles.

[@patagualianmostly7437]

Nice video Terry & much appreciated. Having been in the transport refrigeration industry...I can attest to the sheer strength of quality silicone & polyurethane adhesives. I did some "tiling over tiles" many (many) moons ago....and even if I do say so myself, made a decent job of it. I'm about to try another project & your video has re-established the confidence I had all those years ago! Cheers.

[@eenie1234]

Good grief, I’ve been tiling over tiles for 40 yrs. No ones been injured, no walls fell down, and no one got claustrophobia from reduced living space.

[@michaelwalsh5993]

Can ya just use normal tile adhesive for tile on tiles

[@LovecountryCash]

Hi Terry, Did you prime the old tiles first as it looks like you have and if so what primer do you recommend? Great video and normally what is a messy job made much easier. Thanks Andy.

[@444valencia]

I've done this method many times for tile on tile. Silicon works great. Never had a problem in years. Good quality Sealant lasts forever

[@CrashBr0]

Did you use a primer first?

[@444valencia]

@@CrashBr0 no, as long as both surfaces are completely clean and dry transparent silicon works great.

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

I stuck my new tiles underneath the old tiles, never came off and still looks great ;-)

[@freebornjohn6876]

I've tiled over tiles loads of times at my home....now my bathroom is only 3ft x 3ft!

[@swancss3097]

Hahahahaha

[@shivgohil1972]

Did this for a customer on a budget a few years ago, used waterproof expoy grout though for extra protection. Messaged the customer 6 months later asking if everything ok. Nothing wrong, No complaints. Thanks pal

[@peterjg001]

I’ve tiled an entire bathroom and let me say that although there are better and cheaper ways of tiling over tile (mapei eco prim grip + thinset), the method he showed will work very well, silicone is insanely strong and WATERPROOF!

[@sb2758]

i thought it was common knowledge you could tile over time? i did my then boyfriends kitchen and bathroom … he married me after that! wise man!

[@carolineneil3796]

enjoyed your video and stopped me from removing tiles in my kitchen. do you have another video where you show how to grout the tiles? thank you

[@BeneyGesserit]

Just silicone the gaps with the silicone gun.

[@1111111580]

@@BeneyGesserit lol

[@BalbirSingh-zd7zb]

this guy is good ,i did same 15yrs a go it worked now i am going to do same again i will have 3 coat tiles saves a lot off time. which i can spend in the pub and buy more beer

[@annac7364]

Very neat job.. Those tiles are going no where for many years to come,I`d put money on it. All these so called "Pro tilers" commenting on here are full of it IMO. Tile adhesive works great over tiles also.. Bish bosh,save loadsa dosh...Job done mate!

[@sheriwoods2655]

Brilliant!!! A task to begin next weekend!

[@Just-a-girl]

Wow. Thank you. Now I don't feel afraid to do mine...

[@dimobogomilovvasilev3204]

does it hold? and what kind of silicon you use? Thank you sir.

[@Ladysmyth]

Thank you so much!! Brilliant. Just the answer to my issues that have caused me to stall for 5 years. Tile store, here I come!!

[@zxresa]

What is the best way to wash tiles before you apply new tiles please?

[@imjinriver641]

Wow, silicon!! great idea, no mess. What kinda silicon did you use? I will try your method, as it is a better idea than mixing cement and all the mess. Thank You!!

[@franciscojavierestrada7585]

Hi , as I am an HVAC installer,we use silicone to seal AC Units. When removing old units from roof with a large crane,the silicone will not allow the crane to lift it,unless we first cut the silicone with blade ; but, it never came to mind that I could used silicone to time over tile on exterior settings

[@betsymoir1417]

Great video. Very informative and I loved the idea of the spacers on the back of the tile. I've watched a lot of these videos in preparation for re-tiling by bathtub surround wall and the one thing no one addresses is how to finish off the edges where the tile ends and the drywall wall begins. Really appreciate you taking the time to film it all.

[@keithportman5904]

The spacers on the back of the tile is a great idea, I never even considered this before but now I have seen you suggesting it I feel a right goose for not thinking of it myself. Common sense really. Thanks Terry.

[@ssbeets]

Did you prepare the previous tile, like sanding or cleaning them with anything?

[@phillipforbes7569]

great job my friend, you just save me a lot of trouble taking off some unnecessary tiles. thanks again.

[@leobadea409]

So much drama in the comments, people are talking about injuries, collapsing wall or even the building might collapse. He is got more chances to start a 3rd world war then any of those mentioned . I have used silicon to stick back one or two tiles in the past and silicon does the job to be fare and I tell you a fact to all these ''professional builders'' try removing the silicon from bath tube edge and see how easy that is. No tile manufacturer will recommend using silicon because silicon is expensive, because probably they never tested it and possible they might have a contract with adhesive manufacturer, have you ever thought about that ? Tiles will always fall off even you do it with tile adhesive or anything else but the tile adhesive is based on cement and ques what cement cracks and loses the grip/bond

[@ggme4682]

Leonard Iorgulescu Well said Sir!

[@Tom-lr5ug]

Trumps fault.......

[@neildunsmuir8656]

Ha ha ha ha

[@laurierybaczyk6218]

Thank you. Cost efficient. Do you have a video for the caulking between the tiles?

[@alfrecialatumahina6848]

How many tubes did you need for that bathroom?

[@sheilagoos645]

Great idea!!! I'm going to do my kitchen backsplash and this is a perfect, fast and easy way to do it! Did you prepare the existing tiles in any way, other than cleaning?

[@TerryFahy1961]

Just cleaning needed Thanks for watching

[@FrankMaldero]

look it looks easy and looks like you have a way but i’m a tile installer and maybe for a back splash in a kitchen but in a shower you going to trap water behind the tile and your going to grow mold that’s why you use thunder it’s anti microbial

[@TerryFahy1961]

I hear what you say but it’s been over 10 years and no mood or problems I’ll be uploading an update on how it is soon

[@MrPinkyless]

why did i watch this after i gutted out my old tiles ugh

[@-_ilovemyself_-]

Good video thanks! The only thing I'm missing is the end result picture :) just being nosey

[@dianejordan8852]

Maybe the tile guy don't like you showing us this.. It does work !! You have save me $ 1.250.00 to just do a small place on my fireplace. I did have tile on it thank you one more time... Have a great 4th of JULY.

[@TerryFahy1961]

Thank you Diane and have a great 4th of July yourself

[@SulayAnthony]

Thats exactly what I need to do. Put tile over my fireplace tile. This same technique applies? Just regular tile adhesive and install over existing tile?

[@zemokka2373]

yeah i like to put my new jocks over the top of my dirty old ones it creates a seal

[@luct3368]

Diane Jordan HA! HA! HA! you realise that silicone isnt heat proof! Please tell me your fireplace is only decorative! - a little knownledge is a dangerous thing...

[@GGGtube]

It depends on the home owner's budget and total cost of the job. I imagine this "method" maybe be a litter quicker than mixing thinset and troweling it out, albeit, I am not convinced it is cheaper which. Silicone caulk isn't cheap, I am curious how many tube's of silicone this job took. A 50lb bag of decent thin set is like $15 and gets more coverage. Something to consider is DIYer's might burn out their drill mixing the thinset with a paddle if it's underpowered. Not many homeowners probably have a 1/2" or 5/8" variable drill. Some may find out the hard way and destroy their old drill plus have to buy a new one. So in that regard the silicone might be cheaper. But back to the home owner issue, sometimes if they are not willing to spend the money there's not much you can do. My old boss and I have done a few jobs that you might consider "lazy" but when your getting paid only so much and that is what the home owner decides after giving them several options, it is what it is. I'd prefer to do a better job but I am not willing to work for free. I don't know or have seen any British builders work but I'm sure there are old school tilers who still trowel wet beds of mortar instead of cement board. Just like any contractor, some do good work and some don't. tldr; If it was my house I would be using thinset mortar instead of silicone.

[@russellconstruct]

Looks like a great idea. Will give it a go. Thanks.

[@TerryFahy1961]

Need to do an update as it still look good 11 years on

[@tony_wong_tong7353]

9 years old and still brilliant. Thanks 😊

[@MStar10]

Interesting idea and great video for DIYers! Thank you so much!! A few simple requests: 1) Can you do an update video to just show the haters that the tiles are still good? 2) Also, can you do a part 2 to show how you do the grouting, and the corners/finishing - we would all really appreciate it !! Thank you sir!!

[@BeneyGesserit]

Also, dot and dab works on plaster board. Bet people thought that was shit when it came out......"fakin bodge cants, wana build a timber frame and screw the boards to it, not fakin stick them up with shit"

[@lindabraden7145]

I have a question about the plumbing fixtures. How do you tile around them? And how do you deal with depth changes?

[@1234roadking1]

he will tile around them. notice he didn't address this problem?

[@zetcool1]

You have to take the spout off and the trim and buy the extender kit for around $25. You can do the lazy version and just tile around them but you would have to make perfect cuts so it doesn't look horrible. Spend the $25 and do it right.

[@Desert_Woodworker]

Great vid! What I like is that I can work at my own pace...And I can complete a project one box at a time ( I'm 65 yrs old) Thank you for sharing

[@chloedensham4809]

Good man, thanks for the great tip

[@chrisgeegilo]

All the negative comments seem to come from the pro's, maybe scared of losing trade, but people for years have tiled over tiles, i do most of my own work at home and if i see an idea that seems viable i'll use it, i could easily do this at home and don't see any problem with what he's doing, as a d i y'er i would deffo recomend this, and yes a d i y'er but saved a fortune over the years and always done a decent job of things.

[@RELAXnRENOVATE]

Nah, no legitimate contractor is afraid of losing work. At first glance of this method, I'm concerned that people are covering up a leak or rot......if left to fester, water damage can become costly. Say you have a tile shower that's been in for 10 years and had been leaking, then the eager DIY person comes in and put more tile over the top without inspecting the sub floor or studs. Now another 10 years goes by and the eager DIY person sells their home. Now it's been 20 years of leaking and rotting and the new home owner starts to notice that his shower floor is getting real soft. This scenario can happen around a toilet, tub, shower, or any other place that has the potential to be wet.

[@louised6790]

I’ve laid quite a few tiles in my day. It’s back breaking work. Truly! The removal is 10 times worse!!! I super whammy hate laying tile on walls, but this is pure genius. I love it! I really can’t think of any reason why it shouldn’t be done. I’d just make absolutely sure there is no mold or mildew present on the original tile and grout. Man, that would be a huge bummer. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻

[@TeeGiang]

thanks for this...can you tile over tile using this method in a kitchen using wider or longer tiles?

[@neilzammit]

how is the tile holding up after 4 years?.... i need to do a small bathroom and the professional tilers quoted me a full months pay for a 4 day job... i can't afford that i have to eat too... was considering this method and do it myself

[@janes7227]

Nice invention. Many tradesmen lack the imagination to try something new. As evidence: the snark.

[@headphones259]

Just what I’m looking to do,just need to see your photos from making a start.cheers,very helpful 👍

[@shandadonable]

Thanks mate .. u saved me so much time and effort and money by not taking off the old tiles and using the silicone I tile the whole bathroom from top to bottom all the way around with your method.... The silicone is so dam strong once it is stuck to the old tiles it was very hard to take them off once the silicon as harden again thank you very much you are the man 👌🏽👍🏽👊🏽 A true gentleman

[@GONEWILDFILMS]

How is the tile holding up after a few years ???

[@donmorris3699]

Brilliant!! Thank you.

[@phillybass6067]

I know for a fact that silicon works on bathroom tiles well done my friend great little vid.

[@lexyls4777]

Do you need to buff the old tile first??

[@TerryFahy1961]

No just make sure surface in clean

[@mpgsix]

Is it OK to have an open lager sitting next to ones calking gun?

[@patagualianmostly7437]

Whoa.....I missed that....But hey....why not...he's "Doing-it-Himself"....No machinery or electric involved so who needs the H&S Stasi to pay a visit? I've no doubt that, in the near future, the EU will oulaw the drinking of all alcohol under such circumstances. Just a matter of time for us sheep.

[@Akula1963]

For this size bathroom, how many tubes of silicone do you need?

[@theloneviking9145]

Great video thanks for sharing your knowledge! Especially about the spacers in the back of the tiles, genius!

[@TerryFahy1961]

Don’t forget to subscribe has I will be doing an 8 year update on how it Has performed and how it looks now

[@user-pwfus]

If you tile on top of tile you should not be hired for any job for zero reason lazy craftsmanship ruins the trade for everyone else.

[@christineoatley4650]

My husband started to take the old tiles off the kitchen wall but the plaster was coming off with them so he suggested tiling over the tiles. I was apprehensive so he suggested googling it and we found your great video! Thank you so much Terry, i hope ours work out as well as yours have! By the way, oddly enough, we are using the exact same tiles from Wickes! Hubby is just off to get the silicone and spacers!

[@patagualianmostly7437]

Hope it went as well as you hoped Christine. It was almost 40 years ago when I was told: "Don't strip the old ones...they form a perfect base for new tiles.".. I was dubious at the time...but it worked brilliantly. A much admired job as I recall! Cheers.

[@jax384]

Christine Oatley

[@coinhuntertreasureking1358]

Waterproof????? Bullish....... have U heard from tanking membrane, priming ? Shit handyman job mate !!!

[@AbiAdekoya]

I don't understand... You say it costs more than the regular way and if you've prepped the old tiles (made sure none are loose, cleaned them, put a coat of primer) I don't think you are really saving much time. So what exactly is the benefit?

[@jemmyh2511]

Brilliant! I've had all the "oh., you can't tile with silicon, you nobhead" remarks myself. However, like Mr.Bugeyes a year ago said, I've tiled using silicon over 22 years ago and the tiles are still perfect, no cracks, movement or leaks. In fact, at the same time, I also made my own shower base out of 26mm hardwood ply and tiled it on a bed of silicon. That shower base is used, daily, by a family of five and it's never leaked. They think they know everything, these "£25 a square metre, mate" men!

[@saffy8857]

Would this method work for floor tiles on floor tiles?

[@annmariemarin9448]

are you sure the tiles won't pop off? It seems insecure to me.

[@BeneyGesserit]

Just knew this would be a brilliant comment section

[@kittrich2011]

Is there any worry of moisture getting through the new grout and subway tiles , and thus mold developing around in any gaps not siliconed on the back of the new tile? Also I think if I do it this way I might I’ll extra cautious and put down a layer of Aqua Defense or similar over the old tiles? I can’t wait to see your update ! Thanks for this video !

[@TheSzepu]

😅😅😅😅no my friend.....but you can pay a van guy instead....10 .000 pond....

[@amoora3292]

Great Job I have done this myself feel very rewarding sticking money in MY Pocket

[@datdudenosense]

This video should be named "How to make your bathroom smaller".....🤣🤣🤣

[@patrickgrimes8964]

Are those 1/8th inch tile spacers you are imbeding in the back of the tile? Judging by your accent I assume you use millimeters. Anyway this method is genius. I always make a mess when troweling on tile adhesive and I must try this. Thanks a million for the great video.

[@andrewzirfas2387]

Cant belive what I'm seeing name 1 tile shop where they advise you to use sealent, ruff as fuck that. No updated vid coz probably recovering from falling off his horse

[@uktubedude]

The problem I can see with this method is flexibility. Silicone is a flexible material and as such the tiles will be sitting on a flexible base. If you should wash down the tiles with any applied pressure then the tiles will bounce on the silicone backing which will act like a trampolene, cracking the grouting within the joints. A more solid (inflexible) tile adhesive would be better.

[@luct3368]

uktubedude my thoughts exactly! ...though he probably recommends grouting with silicone...

[@calmitdoon]

Brilliantly helpful thanks will definitely be applying exactly the way you've shown

[@Feedback4Utoday]

We should never try new things. When we deviate from our past we introduce the potential for a different result and that is very scary. Sticking w older technique of hiring someone to demo it all and start from scratch may cost 10,000.find a way to get the money & you can avoid all the fear of the new stuff.. Just a thought

[@jmarquis68]

I like and dont like this video. In his case (supposedly) he had no leaks , no grout that water has crept in creating mildew. I can see someone tilling over a shower that clearly needs repair , slap some silicone and tile over it and good to go......WRONG.

[@folavere]

Greetings. Did you prep the existing tiles before gluing the new tiles on? I can't tell from the video but looks like there is a coating of primer on the existing tiles. Thanks.

[@TerryFahy1961]

Hi Folavere , No I did not prep the tiles , just think about this do you prep the tile and bath before you silicon , the answer is no , I hope this is of help to you Thanks Terry

[@HOMERR44]

This is a wind up.......nobody is THAT stupid to believe otherwise.

[@blinkyblonk4912]

Good video . At the tile Shop of course they said " NO NO NO !! you can't put tiles on tiles . " I wandered around thinking " Why Not ? " YOU convinced me I was right . There's no reason not to do it . However - I would never have thought of that trick putting spacers behind the tiles . Very good video . Thank You .

[@Foghornish]

Right that's it.... I'm gonna do this (when it comes to DIY I'm a complete fanny)

[@deebrouillette865]

I have been waiting for such a procedure for some time now . . . At Last! This may be the lazy way out but it's certainly worth elevating the mess of removing old tiles. Is it possible to do this on kitchen or bathroom counter tops? I even thought about painting the miserable things as seen on another tutorial. So happy I waited. Look forward to hearing from you so that we can get started . . .Thanks so much for sharing this with us!

[@philjones8405]

I would imagine that by the time you have applied grout into the tiles it will create a even stronger bond too...

[@TerryFahy1961]

Hi the silicone is not exposed to water

[@jimosullivan1389]

Brill. If silicone will hold 10mm glass together for large fish tanks I am sure it will hold tiles onto tiles !!

[@richg3411]

5 years ago now. How has the job held up, Terry?

[@TheSzepu]

No need 2-3-4 tousand pound person for this job....wake up people

[@scottmcbride2237]

Its been 7 years. How is the tile holding up today which is 8/1/2020

[@wilsongonzalez6892]

this is not the proper way but some home owners cannot afford a full remodeling or simply don't want to spend money contractors know what I'm talking about so give them what the want with no warranty have them sign contract with details of installation before you start and make that couple buck's

[@Lee-wx9zp]

Yeqh u cam tile on tiles but dont take wrong way silicome is a sealant not a adeshive it only works for so lomg. I need a adsehive lolymer sealant somthing with a stick. Or stick likes shit. Silicone will last year so but after it will let go. Just saying cos seen it happen n u need to degreaae old tiles first

[@GlobalTriathlonNetwork]

OK. But. Wouldn't white silicon be better than grout here? You would want to try to stop all water getting inbetween 2 tiles???

[@christinecabana4169]

Sweetheart....I just found you and I love it!!!

[@gregoryp9217]

Do you have to primmer the tile ?

[@TerryFahy1961]

No , look at it this way would you prime your tile when siliconing around the bath or sink answer no Thanks for watching I did this just over 10 years ago so will be doing an updated video of how it’s doing

[@g2smokeyy596]

@@TerryFahy1961 has it held for all this time?

[@kadisk10]

Fantastic mate! U R very clever & U R going to save lots of people lots of money. A simple idea, yet practical & very good. God bless U. I'm going to try that on floor tiles. Much grateful & kind regards Kadis

[@amys7535]

kadisk10 🤣

[@vikinginspace4881]

U R spethal 🤓

[@yensabi]

I use this method all the time when patching and replacing broken tiles , it's quicker and no mess to clean up and I have never had any problems with tiles coming off........👍

[@canadaboy6218]

Great short cut for tiling ..

[@ndle22]

Smart method. Thank you