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Grout was done. A few tiles not sticking in the corners but no curling. Besides the moisture and not letting the incorrect glue flash, he must of got them dirty. Replacing the tiles seems to work.

Thanks again. We're going to pull up the curled tiles with or without heat depending, inspect glue situation, replace tile and stack something on top of them and see what happens. I'll post up pics of the success or failure.

Thanks for all the information. I'm not sure where we are at with this. He's coming out late this week. It seemed as if pulling up the tile that's curling and replacing it worked for one tile. The adhesive was not dry under the tile. If he wasn't my brother he'd be tearing it all up on his dime...

I'm forgiving but it's very frustrating as I explained I don't want corners cut before he started and asked him specifically if the adhesive he was using was correct and told him that it didn't look like the correct adhesive.

The primer was applied before and seperate.

Thanks, so what are the options when there is moisture in a slab?

My brother installed this self stick tile over concrete which had Henry 565 self leveling underlayment poored with Henry 564 floor pro primer. Also used Henry 430 commercial tile vct adhesive under the tile. We are having a little argument about the adhesive he used since I asked if him if it...