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[Just Rizzle]

if I was to use an add mix then I would go for ardex x7 addy and ardion 90

 

[J Sid]

So thats a no to fixing quartz with a latex base addy the ray

 

[Lee@emctiles]

Sold quartz for a number of years, weber set plus and ad250 was what we recommended, then Tilemaster came out with Ulitmate S2, swapped and recommended this way since. No issues.

 

[Mark@Tilemaster]

Spot on Lee - we recommend using our Ultimate S2 and have done for many years - it works perfectly well.
Most companies do recommend using a 2 part latex based adhesive and again I have heard of no problems using this method.

 

[Just Rizzle]

So thats a no to fixing quartz with a latex base addy the ray

I don't fix quartz that often and have fix it in the past with an add mix , but since using tile masters ultimate with the last 2 quartz jobs ive done both with ufh I'm convinced that ultimate dose the job equally as well

 

[Bill]

When I was doing the Body Shops in their quartz type stuff - it was always ardex s16 & ardion90 or in sand cement if the floor needed building up. Funny how we never had a problem fixing them in S&C.

 

[dave l and l]

need to source the adhesive locally as I am starting it soon. Anyone know a supplier of tilemaster adhesive in galsgow

 

[Bill]

need to source the adhesive locally as I am starting it soon. Anyone know a supplier of tilemaster adhesive in galsgow

Try Andrews-tiles or give Tilemaster a bell on 0845 208 0040

 

[Flintstone]

I did say the other day that tile master Ultimate would be fine but I got shot down

 

[J Sid]

I would use which ever fixing method the quartz manufacturers recommend, and for gulf stone its latex based.
I don't understand why you wouldn't!! Cost? Is there really that much of a saving?