I am removing all the old tiles from my bathroom prior to retiling - what should I use to level the walls before putting the new tiles on?

hi ..you can use a bonding coat of plaster ..but i would seriously consider getting a decent plasterer in to level it for you as you could end up having an even more uneven wall if you have no experience and then have a nightmare with trying to tile walls ...good luck

If your walls not to far out of level, then pva and skim, let it all dry out before tiling. I wouldnt advise pva on a skimmed wall prior to tiling, its water based and when tile adhesive is applied it reactivates it.

You can use either bonding or hardwall, to get better results need to prime the wall 1st with pva.

If your walls are plasterboard and in poor condition , it's often easier and cheaper to pull off the boards and replace them, on your solid walls a skim coat of plaster would straighten up the damage. regards Mark

Personally i would"nt advise tiling onto bonding!

HI YOU CAN USE BROWNING FOR THIS , THIS CAN BE PURCHASED AT ANY BUILDERS MERCHANT OR BQ. MAKE SURE YOU PVA THE WALLS FIRST SO THAT THE BROWNING HAS SOMETHING TO KEYS TO AND JUST AS A PRECAUTION I ALWAYS PVA WHERE I AM AM GOING TO TILE. HOPE THIS WAS A HELP . THANKS DAMIAN.