2 part flexi adhesive

[Pawelzik]

E.g. stainless steel shower sink (I have seen such). Martin

 

[russ]

Ardex ardion 90 liquid goes with most of their cement range. i find it more flexible than most single part flexibles and easier to use than bal flex.

 

[GazTech]

I believe that the inner decks of ships...liners etc are all steel ( fire prevention ) and then tiled in general areas to dull the sound.....Gaz

 

[Perry]

gaz i belive dunlop invented the stuff for ship decks when the cartirdges fly out and i use it for stair risers :8:

 

[Pawelzik]

Hi gaz. Ships are difficult and each ship area has its´own tile laying rule, I will tell from my experience when this question is coming up in another forum.

 

[pendleh]

Hi

What circumstances would you need to use two part flexible adhesive?

 

[Perry]

Ardex ardion 90 liquid goes with most of their cement range. i find it more flexible than most single part flexibles and easier to use than bal flex.

Russ your correct admix in adhesive is a better spec than spf and that is what i would use on timber lot more admix in it than the spf and should be rapid if you can use it but it doesn't replace two part which has a lot better flexibility and sticking power which you sometimes need as i do like on stair treads in high street shops which i use PCI timberflex which by the way is not a rubber crumb adhesive like most but even harder than bal fastflex to get off your hands if you know what i mean :lol: and you cant use cement based on metal😛ete

 

[Pawelzik]

Pendleh, to give you an idea about possible circumstances I would like to invite you to take a look at our product Nordas D, english description on our homepage available, company Nordchemie, check via google. Regards, Martin

 

[Perry]

Pendleh, to give you an idea about possible circumstances I would like to invite you to take a look at our product Nordas D, english description on our homepage available, company Nordchemie, check via google. Regards, Martin

Nice one Martin which is probably why PCI timberflex is a cement based but is not suitable for using on steel