When you use extra adhesive, you must apply a glue specifically designed for tiles on a clean and dry floor. The adhesive must sit for 15 minutes or longer. Try lightly touching the top of the glue. If it feels slightly sticky or tacky, the glue is ready. If the tile still feels wet or sticks to your hands, let it sit longer. Place each tile flat on the adhesive and rub out any air bubbles. As you arrange the tiles, place the pieces side by side, limiting the amount of space between each tile.
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The adhesive on the tiles is only holding temporarily then they start to peel. I need a permanent glue/adhesive solution. Thanks for any help I can get. PLEASE HELP.
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When you use extra adhesive, you must apply a glue specifically designed for tiles on a clean and dry floor. The adhesive must sit for 15 minutes or longer. Try lightly touching the top of the glue. If it feels slightly sticky or tacky, the glue is ready. If the tile still feels wet or sticks to your hands, let it sit longer. Place each tile flat on the adhesive and rub out any air bubbles. As you arrange the tiles, place the pieces side by side, limiting the amount of space between each tile.
I don't believe you need an adhesive. That's what makes the tiles so wonderful! You just have to peel and stick to the surface!