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Ozzy

Ok, I'd just read somewhere that if the adhesive cures too quickly the tiles can come loose, I really don't want heavy tiles popping off the wall.

I take it I should stop worrying! :D
 
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stephenoneill

Use a flexible adhesive for outdoor use and your good to go . obviously depending on the substrate
 
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Had a conversation with an adhesive company years ago about tiling in Barbados, their solution was to store the adhesive and the water in a walk in fridge thereby slowing the chemical reaction and making it easier to work with! How much longer are you out there @Ozzy?
 
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Ozzy

Had a conversation with an adhesive company years ago about tiling in Barbados, their solution was to store the adhesive and the water in a walk in fridge thereby slowing the chemical reaction and making it easier to work with! How much longer are you out there @Ozzy?

Less than 4 weeks. Back in October to do the floors (wasn't happy about doing the floors last but had no choice).
41 degrees today but was ok. I think I had a bug last week so really struggled.
 

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I lived in Western Australia for a few years and was tiling there sometimes in 40 plus, the only way to over come this is either go home or knock up small amounts of adhesive at a time otherwise the adhesive skins then becomes useless. It's very tedious but I found it was literally the only way I could work on those mega hot days
 

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