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Was in a local tile distributers today, got talkin to one of the guys working there. He gave me tub of Excel Bond adhesive away to try out. ... -
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Excel Bond tubbed adhesive
Hello all
Was in a local tile distributers today, got talkin to one of the guys working there. He gave me tub of Excel Bond adhesive away to try out. To be honest i've never heard of the stuff and not to sure about giving it a try, usually stick to BAL.
Was just wondering if anyones tried it and what they thought.
(Ive read the post by Tedley34 from a few months back n nobody had used it. Was just to see if any change)
Cheers, Ryan.
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Re: Excel Bond tubbed adhesive
hi mate ive used it,only becuae a local budget tile shop sells it onto its customers with the tiles,,used it twice the first tub of it was like water,,terrible to work with far too runny,2nd tub on another job was fine.its nowt special but does the job i suppose for kitchen splashes etc.
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Re: Excel Bond tubbed adhesive

Originally Posted by
kilty55
hi mate ive used it,only becuae a local budget tile shop sells it onto its customers with the tiles,,used it twice the first tub of it was like water,,terrible to work with far too runny,2nd tub on another job was fine.its nowt special but does the job i suppose for kitchen splashes etc.

Cheers for that Kilty. I thought it looked a runny myself. Oh well thats somthin else to sit in the garage!
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Re: Excel Bond tubbed adhesive
indeed,i wouldnt be rushing out to buy it either mate
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Re: Excel Bond tubbed adhesive
You could always clean the bucket out......nice clean bucket to mix your grout in then...
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Re: Excel Bond tubbed adhesive
customer of mind bought the tubbed floor adhesive going on to floor boards had a quick look inside the tub and told the customer i could use that only bagged stuff for the floors also drying time was three days what a joke..
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Re: Excel Bond tubbed adhesive
excelbond gear is alright i use it now and again there floor adhesive is good stuff and well priced.
i now what you mean about the wall adhesive it can be runny sometimes but you can get another tub and it would be bang on
ninjatiler excelbond dont do tubbed floor adhesive i think you mean bond excell its a different make
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