Any final tips before i ditra?

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Hi reddit. Removed 3 layers of plywood due to water damage.

Replaced subfloor plywood that waa damaged and placed this half inch plywood on top of it.

Looking to thinset ditra and 24x24 tiles.

Should i use self leveling prior to ditra? Any red flags in how i did my work? Diy and learning.

I made sure the joints on subfloor do not line up with my 2nd layer.

I used 1 1/4 #8.

I went mental and put them around 3 inch to 5 inch in perimeter and a shit load extra. Didnt think too many screws would be a issue.

Thanks!

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