If you don't have an old "fix" with old acoustic ceiling tiles, you are probably fine.

Hi, I'm trying to pull up sticky tiles that were installed over hardwood floors.

Best way - Jackhammer it out and replace it, this time with adequate rebar and high pressure concrete.....Cheaper way - fill the cracks and paint it with deck paintCompromise - Lay tile on top (if you feel it's done moving)

Also I wish to clean and color the tiles anything specific I canbuy in bigstores such as Homedepot for cleaning and coloring.

The flip was extremely challenging - original plaster walls, original mud bed tile and lathe, heavy ciggarette residue throughout, complete bathroom framing and subfloor replacement needed, and a challenging layout.

The flip was extremely challenging - original plaster walls, original mud bed tile and lathe, heavy ciggarette residue throughout, complete bathroom framing and subfloor replacement needed, and a challenging layout.

@Sam ZdrumBased on the fact pattern that you provided, no you would not do that.

He understands how to look at the right data to make sense of and predict real estate patterns.

This is a perfect use case for Ikea patio tiles.

But if it's in the adhesive of a  floor tile or in the sealant of a window.