C2 Vs S1

[Flintstone]

I've been using tilemaster adhesives for a few years, usually standard setaflex for walls and trade flexi rapid for floors, both in white or grey, they also do a setaflex rapid, which my local place doesn't stock but I see do use it when it's on a job, my question is, the trade flexi rapid is a c2, but the setaflex rapid is an s1. How much difference is there? They both say they can do the same stuff, ply wood over lay, Ufh, etc etc. Only noticed the difference recently, I assumed they were the same thing but one bagged up for trade and one for retail.

 

[Italy]

CE adhesives and markings: a summary
s1 is the most deformans

 

[Spud]

S1 has more flexibilty and has more polymer in it , for such a small difference in price I would stay with the setaflex

 

[Flintstone]

The setaflex isn't available in rapid where I buy my goods, only in semi and slow set.
The Rapids are trade flexi and ultimate

 

[Flintstone]

I find it surprising they make 2 different flexi rapid products that are very similar, what's the point!

 

[mma]

IMHO, all rapid sets are disgusting and the work of the Devil!

 

[Spud]

The setaflex isn't available in rapid where I buy my goods, only in semi and slow set.
The Rapids are trade flexi and ultimate

Add some flexbond to it then it brings up the rating to S1/s2 depending on how much you add or just ask the supplier to get a pallet in it might be more popular than he thinks

 

[Flintstone]

Add some flexbond to it then it brings up the rating to S1/s2 depending on how much you add or just ask the supplier to get a pallet in it might be more popular than he thinks

That's what I did today, put some flexi additive in, made it more creamy. I ran out of setaflex that was supplies and had a bag of c2 on the van.
I'll ask them when I go in next, I'm sure it would be popular.

 

[Kyle Knowles]

I found the flexmaster add mix makes the semi rapid go off really quick