Can anyone recommend an adhesive for tile on tile which has a rapid set, or does anyone know any tricks that the Spanish use by adding yeso or something. Any ideas then please let me know. Cheers.
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Can anyone recommend an adhesive for tile on tile which has a rapid set, or does anyone know any tricks that the Spanish use by adding yeso or something. Any ideas then please let me know. Cheers.
i personally use mapei....your adhesive for tile on tile will need to flexible, but be better to remove the existing tiles if possible...Mark.
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I usually recommend to remove old tiling but if you are going to tile on tile and want a rapid setting adhesive then try this......it is available in white as well.....
Cheers gents for your replys, but unfortunately I´ve seen no adhesives by either of the names mentioned here in Spain, although the Bal one does look the business.
Also Mark could you tell us why a flexi adhesive is necessary when laying tile on tile.
Thanks in advance.



Oooooooooppsss..did't realise your location bish75.....Mapei are out in spain....so you could use there adhesives etc......
You will be able to contact mapei in spain HERE and they will help you out no probs...
WEBER are big in spain mate
Try this link
www.mapei.com
or www.mapei.es for the local spanish sites
cheers
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Iam in spain at present work on and of here..... there is no rapid i use weber col its a powder flexi for over tile about 14 euro for 25kg or big bucket sticky 25 euro its bigger than uk hope this helps
were in spain you working mate and are you getting plenty of work
Work costa blanca orhuella Costa south of torrevieja big ex pat area get plenty as i say money not great Im lucky dont need to earn fortunes
coming over to albox in almeria later in the year with the intenshion of opening a tile bathroom shop to service the expat and spanish community around there.. nice to here your doing well mate how long you been there....
Many shops in that area sell BAL especially Alicante
Kev
been here about 5 years on and off lucky dont have mortgage here got in at right time .... spend about 50 euro a week on free mags adverts get enough could take on more dont want the hassle...... had that in uk...... Couple of guys i know charge the same 15euro a mt and sub it out to polish for about 10 euro cost of living cheap and life style hope you do well
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Hi,try and find a builders merchants that stocks weber products,i was living in the Valencia region and could get it everywhere. I cant remember the exact addy i used but was fast set and flexible and worked nicely. Hope this was useful,Ben.
Hi Bish, don't know if it's too late but if you want to do tile on tile, prep the walls with Ibercontak (available from most escayola shops about 50€ a tub) Or make up a mix of Latex, drop of water, handful of sand, cemento cola and cement until a little gooey . Roller or paint it on, leave until the following day. Adhesives are Capablanca, Cleintex (sags alot) Pegoland (gritty) Mapei (no idea). All adhesives are available from any Almacen (builders merchant) Most cost between 2.50 - 4.00 €
If you are installing Porcelain use the porcelain adhesive between 6.50-18.00€ a bag depending on qty
There is no rapid set in spain only the heat speed things up.
Dave (13-10-2008)

Hi mate sorry this is a bit late but just found this thread any non slip adehisive is sutible for tile on tile where i live we normaly use Pegoland non slip (si desgualde) but if there is heavy traffic we use Pegoland Porcelanico which is for tile on tile if it is a timber suspended floor or under floor heating use pegoland flex dont use anything from Terra Pillar as it is crap Webber also do Quality stuff.
Regareds Andy
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