prime render & plywood before tiling?

[simon_london]

I have a newly rendered (cement) wall and a partition at the end of the bath which is made from marine ply. I want to tile both the wall and the plywood. Do I need to prime them before I tile them? The tile cement instructions do not mention anything about priming new/bare walls/wood.

Does anyone know?

[Harry Bloomfield]

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[chris French]

In message , simon_london writes

You don't need to do anything to the render, but you should prime bare wood by painting with wood primer