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Hi y'all, anyone heard of paintable tanking membrane, I have come across Mapegum which looks good but not specified application method - some one had said they trowelled it on. ... -
Paintable tanking membrane.
Hi y'all, anyone heard of paintable tanking membrane, I have come across Mapegum which looks good but not specified application method - some one had said they trowelled it on. The measurement for the shower cubicle dorr is very tight and not a lot left after addy and wall tile hence a membrane that is as thin as paint is what I am after. Plenty of my chums have heard of it but no names - can anyone help out there please. Cow
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Re: Paintable tanking membrane.
hi cgm
I have used the mapegum in both my bathroom and en-suite shower cubicle when refitting them. I just painted it on with an old paintbrush to be honest. And then slung the old paintbrush in the bin after, saves cleaning
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I'm not a fan of this type and prefer to use a membrane such as Schluter Kerdi or Homelux wall. These will only add 3 or 4 mm to the wall once installed.
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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I use Mepegum and apply with 4" paint roller.
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Ardex WPC, about £50 +vat to cover about 6m2 I used this a few times and trust me it sticks like anything! Ardex doing promotion where you can get a free kit!! Ask them to mail you a voucher ,but hurry offer ends 31st march. Ardex 01440 714939
Last edited by alexander; 10-03-2011 at 07:05 PM.
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Re: Paintable tanking membrane.

Originally Posted by
aph257
I use Mepegum and apply with 4" paint roller.
Ditto......really good coverage with a 4" emulsion roller. I usually trowel blobs onto the wall quickly, then roller these in equally so its all nice and even coverage. Usually do a good few coats. I use a 3" paintbrush for the corners and joint tape. Im addicted to the smell of Mapegum!!!
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