whats a good adhesive to start with.

[Radiantpaper]

Whats a good adhesive to staet with with good grip thats cost effective and readily available.

 

[Gazzer]

What will you be fixing and to what ?

 

[PaulSmith]

Cement or tubbed?

 

[Radiantpaper]

Looking for premixed to begin with. Just for kitchen tiles.

 

[PaulSmith]

What tiles, size etc.
Condition of walls?

If I use tubbed, Mapei D2

 

[Radiantpaper]

Ok a few gaps etc

 

[prceramics]

diy ?

 

[Radiantpaper]

Well will be for a client.

 

[Ian]

Weber set plus. Best wall adhesive ever.

 

[Dougs Third Go]

Weber set plus. Best wall adhesive ever.

well that's a matter of opinion Bri , but what's the problem with first getting the kitchen walls flat first and making it easier on yourself? tubbed/premixed pooh isn't suuitable for bedding out on uneven walls as it relies on air to cure it, the thicker the addy the longer it will take to dry out (even though some tubbed will not dry out/cure if applied over-thick)

 

[Radiantpaper]

Dont ardex do somethin to makw the walls flat before you tile?

 

[cam_low]

If ardex did plasterers...

 

[Qwerty]

A fantastic adhesive (bagged cement) for you would be Mapei P9. A polymer modified slow set with an 8 hr pot life. Great initial grab and very easy to work with

 

[steve187]

kerrakoll h40 eco flex white (non rapid) is good to use