How do you tile a bathroom shower if it has a pan?
The bottom of the shower has a pan. I cimented the tile on the pan and finished up the job with epoxy grout. The ciment disolved.
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i believe you used the wrong product, cement is never used for tile. Plus you are talking about a pan, I assume you are talking about a fiberglass pan, or possibly a solid surface material? You should not tile over these surfaces. Hopefully you can pull that tile up without damaging the pan. Sadly this is probably your only solution.