Nicobond

[Just Rizzle]

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?

No saving at all but as tilmaster guarantee there ultimate for Quartz y go elsewere.

 

[Just Rizzle]

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

I try and support my local tile shop and as they now sell tile master at a far better cost than the. C t d and tops addies nearby I save a packet and so do my customers

 

[J Sid]

If the tile manufacturers and adhesive companies recommend different fixing methods I will follow the tile manufacturers advice, each to there own Ray

 

[Just Rizzle]

If the tile manufacturers and adhesive companies recommend different fixing methods I will follow the tile manufacturers advice, each to there own Ray

You do it you way I'll do it my way. And this is the way I went today

beets the m25any day

 

[White Room]

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.

Considering the amount of moisture in sand/cement and the time the screed takes to dry.....

 

[dave l and l]

nothing to do with cost when i am considering the tilemaster adhesive . just heard good reports about it.and i was wondering if there was anywhere that stocks in glasgow, i am going to to c t d to get adhesive in morning so i can hopefully start tiling in afternoon or monday, i am going to stich]k with weber as i trust it,
the reason i asked about nicobond was i had never used it and the saving was a couple of hundred pound