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Discuss At what point do any of you use tubbed addy ? in the Canada Tile Advice area at TilersForums.com.
Some break down quicker than others, let's compare mapei D1 and D2, do a little test, take an equal amount of each and place in a tub of water, leave for a given time then remove and compaire the difference.Does tub adhesive break down quicker than cement based if in contact with water?
theo walls i tile i wouldnt imagane would be any different to the walls you tile ,i prefer to use ready mixed adhesive as that is what i have used since it appeared on the market and to be honest i have never had any problems,its not the size of the tile that matters is it its the weight,ready mixed adhesive has been around a long time now ,im sure if was no good they would have stopped selling it,i have no problem with anybody using powder if thats what they want to use ,the problem i have is with folk preaching and telling folk not to use it as if it is no good,i use granfix adhesives and grout ,now lets wait and hear everybody slate that because its not the right one
I struggle to understand why a tiler would want to use dispersion adhesives. Especially on small jobs. For kitchen splashbacks its always rapid set flexible for me - I aim to tile and grout and out in a day. Tubbed addy means a return on another day and lost revenue. Tile repairs are always rapid set using warm water - I want to be tiled, grouted and out in a couple of hours. So if you tile for a living then its rapid set most of the time to make the jobs competitively priced and still profitable. I now like to tile using Tilemaster Adhesives standard set (slow setting) flexible light weight adhesive when tiling bathrooms. Outstanding grip and outstanding coverage - no need for batons - fix, twist and it stays put (even with 600x300 tiles) - I reckon this saves me nearly half a day when tiling a bathroom. Love it to bits.
Thats outstanding performance "zero slippage " with 60 x 30.
No, but make sure you prime with 360, IMHO it increases the bond strength x 3
I always use 360 when using weber gear.
I read on the bag that you need to modify with 250 for plasterboard walls. I just wondered what others done.
Sorry m8 I know you don’t like being told you are wrong but you are wrong it is all about the size of the tile and has nothing to do with the weight. Like you I used ready mixed adhesive for a long time on site as the tile size allowed it but as the large format tiles became popular and then porcelain tiles come in to play on walls I can no longer use ready mixed for most of the jobs I get.the walls i tile i wouldnt imagane would be any different to the walls you tile ,i prefer to use ready mixed adhesive as that is what i have used since it appeared on the market and to be honest i have never had any problems,its not the size of the tile that matters is it its the weight,ready mixed adhesive has been around a long time now ,im sure if was no good they would have stopped selling it,i have no problem with anybody using powder if thats what they want to use ,the problem i have is with folk preaching and telling folk not to use it as if it is no good,i use granfix adhesives and grout ,now lets wait and hear everybody slate that because its not the right one
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