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hogans have been around for donkeys years. i remember them as a kid they were laying a tarmac car park near me and the boss hit one of the lads for slacking! i think he was mr. hogan himself . going back to the original topic i will be able to prime the floor with latex providing i let it dry? and can i use normal adhesive (provided it's for ufh) on it?

You can but you need to be really careful that the screed is properly dried and prepared. It is not forgiving in terms of reaction to cement in presence of water and heat. Thinking about it though last time I spoke to Andy he was going to stock some more suitable adhesive himself. Might be worth a word.
 

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