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Can I tile over an epoxied floor?

TheGunCollector

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I'm considering epoxing a utility room and there is a possibility of tiling certain sections of the floor down the road if I change the layout of the basement.

My question is simple - Can you tile on top of a floor that has been epoxied? I'm more than likely going to use a product from one of the big box stores as I need to get it complete ASAP. Maybe EpoxyCoat or even Rustolium as the floor is just going to be for storage and my reloading room.

Thanks!!
 
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Cryo Gal

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dont know about regular tile but I used the snap-tile they have a menards. Put it down almost 3 years ago in the main bathroom over vinyl and it still looks great. Floats right over the top.
 

hardhat

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Yes, I did it in my laundry room on my old house. Lived there 7 years after and no problems. I just sanded it with a block to scuff (prob don have to) it a bit then put down morter and tiled away. As long as your epoxy takes should be fine.
 
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allinon72

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If you are talking about regular tile, I would probably rough up the surface at least so the thinset has something to bite on to.

If you are talking about a Racedeck-type floor, you can put that stuff over anything.
 
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