Since your tiles are already removed, start with step 2. You'll need a hair dryer, some adhesive removing solvent (try your hardware store) and a scrubbie..
Good luck, I hope it comes out perfect so you can move forward with this project.
Probably get as much off as you can so the different adhesive doesn't have a reaction with the old. They do make sanding wheels that remove paint that you use in a drill that might work.
I have never seen anyone else with this tile. We removed ours several years ago. We removed all the adhesive with a heat gun. It took a while but it enabled us to start with a clean slate.
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Yes the tiles will not adhere correctly
Here's an article that might help:
http://homeguides.sfgate.com/remove-plastic-tile-glue-grout-33303.html
Since your tiles are already removed, start with step 2. You'll need a hair dryer, some adhesive removing solvent (try your hardware store) and a scrubbie..
Good luck, I hope it comes out perfect so you can move forward with this project.
Probably get as much off as you can so the different adhesive doesn't have a reaction with the old. They do make sanding wheels that remove paint that you use in a drill that might work.
I have never seen anyone else with this tile. We removed ours several years ago. We removed all the adhesive with a heat gun. It took a while but it enabled us to start with a clean slate.