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I have read a lot of posts where people recommend BAL APD for priming walls, such as plasterboard, in bathrooms but I have not found comments on the Dunlop Universal Bonding Agent, which the technical people tell me is not PVA and is water resistant. Is the Dunlop product not commonly used or how does it compare with BAL APD? It is just that I can the former cheaper than the latter PS I know that BAL and Dunlop seem to be the same company | ||||||||||
| Last edited by fredmila; 07-07-2008 at 09:12 AM. | 
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When i did the Bal course i was told (if i remember rightly) that the Bal product range was aimed at the "professional" tiler and the Dunlop range was aimed at the D.I.Yer... Hope this helps | ||||||||||
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