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Hello, As I have a Topps Tiles 5mins drive from me I decided to get some adhesive in prep for tiling. After reading many posts that white star was the way to go, I asked my local Topps. I was told that they do not sell it but sell Bal GRIP, I choose to buy a 15kg tub after telling the bloke "I want to do it right first time" and he pointed at the GRIP.

Upon searching here, I found this thread

http://www.tilersforums.com/tile-ad...7635-white-star.html?highlight=BAL+White+Star

Not only have I paid £29 for it, but I have seen white star seams to cover more bases and cheaper! I have decided its going back and im off to CTD in my lunch break tomorrow. Its kinda annoyed me that I went to Topps thinking they werent a B&Q =(

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This will explain the difference between the 2....white star is a top notch dispersion used in the right application...


BAL White Star
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White, highly flexible, non-slip, highly water-resistant ready-mixed organic dispersion ceramic wall tile adhesive utilising the latest raw material technology and employing the highest quality acrylic resins. Conforms to BS EN 12004 for a D2TE Adhesive.

Suitable for use in dry and wet duty locations including heavy duty commercial applications such as communal showers and commercial kitchens. Ideal for use on a variety of backgrounds including cement:sand rendering, plaster, plasterboard, paint, sheets and boards, tilebacker panels and existing ceramic tiles. Suitable for use on worktops.



BAL Grip
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White, high quality, flexible, non-slip, ready-mixed organic dispersion adhesive for fixing porous bodied ceramic wall tiles and mosaics to most interior walls. Acrylic-based, water-resistant adhesive suitable for use in both dry and wet conditions.
Suitable for use on worktops, on cement:sand rendering, clay brick, medium density concrete, sheets and boards, tile backer boards, plasterboard, plaster, glazed tile & brick, painted surfaces. Conforms to BS EN 12004, Type D, Class 2T.
 

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