It depends on the surface you are tiing on. Flat bed adhesive is designed to create a waterproof seal between tiles and the background-ie plaster, etc. If you're tiling on a well sealed or waterproof background, it is usually unecessary to create a solid 'wall' of adhesive.
re shower tiling
Mar 21, 2006
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It's onto skimmed plasterboard (too late to change) - so maybe the answer is to have a flat bed and ripple the top.
Dave
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