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bespoketilinguk · 14-02-2007

has anyone started to use adh and grout ready made, iv always been a mix myself man but wondered if anyone has any comments on it and best way to use if any!!

14-02-2007

Utter crap - stay away from it, is what I say. Designed for the B&Q DIY Brigade....

L & R CERAMICS · 16-02-2007

how dare you even mention that ****e on here,spot on pht

tjsmiler · 02-03-2007

It's wonderfull mate..... it looks good, is easy to work with, saves loads of time, saves loads of money and takes up no room in your van.... i never leave home without it.

Oh yeah did i tell you i giot my new job as professional advisor for topps tiles

Stay well away pal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Leatherface · 03-03-2007

No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No No

NO !!!!!

**NETT Darren** · 03-03-2007

Only use it on a very small repair job, a few tiles to be fixed, other than that, as the rest of the lads say, its crap, not for bigger jobs

L & R CERAMICS · 04-03-2007

come on daz baz lets av it right you run a learning centre , i would NOT encourage any one to use that ****e even on a tiny repair job, that type of gear is for someone that hasnt got a mgoo and they still charge £20 sheets a tub

04-03-2007

TJ, clearly you are taking the micheal? lol

Leatherface · 04-03-2007

If you have any of this, please save it. You can sell it to Dariom when he arrives in England. lol

tjsmiler · 18-03-2007

Yes i am taking the p*** mate

**wivers** · 18-03-2007

I think its great stuff. I got a call to tile a bathroom that had already been tiled with that stuff by a wanabe tiler, he had used it to put the tiles up then used it to grout with like a normal grout and left it to dry for god knows how long before trying to sponge off. The woman said when she got home he was gone and the walls looked like a bomb had gone off in a toothpaste factory, after trying several times to contact him with no luck she gave in to the fact he was not coming back and i got the phone call. I tried for a whole day on her request to get the stuff off the front of the tiles, i tried grout remover, a brillo pad and tried to see if light sand paper would move it, but it was not gonna all come off and certainly not quickly. The customer ended up having her whole bathroom re-tiled and i got the gig. So i love it because of that but as far as ever using it myself. NO!

**Dan** · 19-03-2007

I'd use it.......... as a weight to drown a cat or something.