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Hi just a quik 1, what is the best ready mixed adhesive out there 4 porcelain wall tiles. Thanks johno.... -
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personally i would nt use ready mixed on porcelain although i beleive there is one now. i am sure gaztec will give us the correct one
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We at BAL don't recommend any.....porcelain tiles need powdered adhesive which are polymer modified to stick to the body....Gaz
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I use powder flexi, something like Mapei slow set flexi on walls and fast set on floors. There are some makers make powder adhesive for porcelian, but its all the same IMO.
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thats what the techies are around for to set us right!!! cheers gaztech
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Originally Posted by
bigandy
thats what the techies are around for to set us right!!! cheers gaztech
We do our best, if I don't know the answer, I don't guess it , I ask someone who may know.....Gaz
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The only place I can get Bal is Topps, and I won't use them as they only give out cards to the Polish where I live.............UN-British IMO
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Fred
The only place I can get Bal is Topps, and I won't use them as they only give out cards to the Polish where I live.............UN-British IMO
i dont use topps as they are incredibly expensive and are more of a retail outlet than a trade outlet imo
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Mapei Adesilex p9 is spot on for porcelain on walls and floors and is nice stuff to work with.....
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Ardex D30 can be used on small porcelain as long as the substrate is porous. Personally, though I would only use bagged stuff.
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Ardex D30 is lovely stuff, but I only use it on a max of 200 x 200 porcelain.
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