Slc problem?

[Andy Allen]

think you need to decouple it go to the shulter web site and read up on ditra decoupling you can fix over green screed with this will slow down curing process but sounds like you need to remove crusty topfirst

Lol......how did I know you were going to suggest that
Do you sleep with the stuff as well. ..:lol:

 

[Dougs Third Go]

Used Ultra a lot in the past without any probs,, looks like they've over watered it (as has already been said)

 

[Just Rizzle]

Lol......how did I know you were going to suggest that
Do you sleep with the stuff as well. ..:lol:

no but i know the reasons why i recommend it its called FORCE TRANSFER ASSEMBLEY. its a matter of physics. if some one spends there hard earned money on quality tiles they need quality advice on how to fix them.

 

[Ajax123]

Over watered and will take weeks and weeks to dry out....

 

[Andy Allen]

no but i know the reasons why i recommend it its called FORCE TRANSFER ASSEMBLEY. its a matter of physics. if some one spends there hard earned money on quality tiles they need quality advice on how to fix them.

Unless you staple it down...:sofahide:

 

[Dave]

no but i know the reasons why i recommend it its called FORCE TRANSFER ASSEMBLEY. its a matter of physics. if some one spends there hard earned money on quality tiles they need quality advice on how to fix them.

When does that advice start then :lol:........

 

[Lee@emctiles]

What is bugging me is 75mm ffs , why not screed it.

first thing i thought was why not use a 70mm PCS/Delta board?

 

[Just Rizzle]

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When does that advice start then :lol:........

must be doing all right dave done 3 jobs in last 3 weeks in your town and another one lined up in january:smilewinkgrin:

 

[Dave]

must be doing all right dave done 3 jobs in last 3 weeks in your town and another one lined up in january:smilewinkgrin:

They know no better :lol:...