when should slow set floor adhesive be used?

[charlie1]

Do you mean KERAFLEX? kerraquick is a rapid setting adhesive

no dean,just being a little sarcastic mate,I've been finding kerraquick quite useful as more a medium setting adhesive lately, i swear the stuff is getting slower!

 

[Dougs Third Go]

not sure if newbies are aware of the fact that manufacturers actually adjust the ingredients for seasonal varations..

 

[The D]

no dean,just being a little sarcastic mate,I've been finding kerraquick quite useful as more a medium setting adhesive lately, i swear the stuff is getting slower!

Ahhhhh I'm with you 3 hours is not so rapid is it hahahahahahaha

 

[charlie1]

not sure if newbies are aware of the fact that manufacturers actually adjust the ingredients for seasonal varations..

I didn't know that Doug! Someone certainly messing around with the kerraquick, it was never the quickest but I swear its getting slower, I really would class it as a medium setting adhesive and for that reason I like it!

 

[Rookery]

I use Keraquick (rapid set) on floors and Adesilex P9 (slow set) on walls. Most tiles I fix these days are large format porcelain and these adhesives are good to work with. The P9 has a pot life of just about all day and its on offer at CTD at the moment. I'd use it on a floor if it was a complicated layout or on a large commercial sized floor if I could be sure no one would walk on it.

 

[BuilderMCR]

I hate slow set, with a bit of planning and only mixing what you need fast set is far better in my opinion