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hi all
just bought 2 tubs of ardex d20
has any one used this gear and if so any info on it, it says it will stick porcies etc, but am always to the belief that powder is the only thing for porcies
cheers for any info
andy
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Never used it....i believe it is ok for small format but i prefer a suitable powdered adhesive.
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never used it andy,i used a mapei tubbed addy last week froma trade day that was okay for porcelain also i didnt know you could get tubbed gear for porc tiles
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Nominated 2 Times in 2 Posts TOTM Award(s): 0 | Re: new addy | | from the ardex site Ready Mixed Wall Tile Adhesive AUGUST 2006 PRODUCT DATA SHEET Features Ideal for use in kitchens, bathrooms and domestic showers No primer required – save time and money Up to 20 minutes open time Up to 40 minutes tile adjustability Excellent adhesion Non-slip and easy to use Suitable for all tile types including porcelain DESCRIPTION ARDEX D 20 is used in dry internal locations for fixing ceramic tiles and mosaics on gypsum plaster, paper faced-boards, concrete, cement and sand renders, rigidly braced and stable sheets and boards, e.g. plywood, chipboard, fibre building boards etc., and other absorbent backgrounds, as well as fixing porous tiles to existing ceramic tiling. Suitable for use in domestic showers and bathrooms on appropriate backgrounds, i.e. moisture resistant plaster-board, cement and sand render etc. |
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Andy,the d20 is only suitable for small porcelain tiles and shouldnt be used for large format tiles.This product is a few years old,i remember asking about it a couple of years ago.Cant beat rapidset for porcelain m8.
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Wouldnt use it on large formats as the norm, stick with powder, however D20 is a superb adhesive. If using D20/30 very rare any batons would be needed, grips amazing. not the cheapest gear mind.
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can anyone remember ardurit? just wondering if ardex is same company
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I've used it for over seven years now. Great for small format tiles on plaster, plasterboard, ply etc, very good initial grab. I wouldn't use on tiles over 300 x300 or porcelian though. Also self priming.
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Originally Posted by doug boardley can anyone remember ardurit? just wondering if ardex is same company |
Yes Doug, I remember Arduit and it is the same company, your going back 15 years or more there Bomber........sorry Doug!  |
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Originally Posted by diamondtiling Yes Doug, I remember Arduit and it is the same company, your going back 15 years or more there Bomber........sorry Doug!   | lol, did you see the comparison pic I posted for you!
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Originally Posted by doug boardley lol, did you see the comparison pic I posted for you! |
where would i find it? if its a picture of Delboy then we've met before |
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