Rathji made a great post up there about the process.
One thing I will say to supplement his information is, it may not seem like it, but the thinner you lay the thin-set, the better (within reason of course). Really take your time to make sure it is level, and that there isn't a tremendous amount of thin-set in the grout lines between tiles.
It's a small thing, but it can prevent a lot headaches. Like when you go to pull out the spacers, which, as it is your first time, I highly recommend.
edit: you'll also have an easier time laying Italian or Sri Lankan tile over Chinese tile, as most Chinese producers are notorious for poor quality (crooked tiles, shadows in porcelain, etc.)
Last edited by Flash Walken; 11-07-2010 at 09:25 PM.
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