Using No more nails for instaling tilemate boards

[vrytir]

Hi guys,
can you tell me if I could use Unibond's No more nails to install tile mate boards. I would use flexible adhesive but because I work on wooden bathroom table where there are akward spaces to get to. What is your view on this?

 

[White Room]

Hi guys,
can you tell me if I could use Unibond's No more nails to install tile mate boards. I would use flexible adhesive but because I work on wooden bathroom table wherethere are akward spaces to get to. What is your view on this?

Is that a table in the bathroom of sorts..????

 

[vrytir]

yes, it is table in the bathroom

 

[White Room]

Personally I would use a cement based adhesive but don't use a rapid set if have alot of messing around to do...

 

[vrytir]

Personally I would use a cement based adhesive but don't use a rapid set if have alot of messing around to do...

Which one would you recommend?

 

[White Room]

I like weber but it's what's available in your area, go to a decent tile supplier who should assist you and ask for a single part flexible...

 

[AliGage]

I agree with Whitebeam.

I've never really got on with anything like no nails. I was advised to use it for fitting skirtings and archetrives. Moisture, damp, changes in tempreture and different surface types all seem to effect it's adhesion.
I got to the stage of returning to re-glue so many bits of skirting that i binned the rest of the box and went back to using the traditional method of countersink, drill, screw and fill.

No nails = IMHO