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Tubbed adhesive on mosaics? in the
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Just a thought. It seems that I don't have much of a choice with regard to adhesive, apart from BAL mosaic at around £30 inc vat. That's the price from ... -
Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
Just a thought. It seems that I don't have much of a choice with regard to adhesive, apart from BAL mosaic at around £30 inc vat. That's the price from CTD, with my discount!
However they are doing white star on promotion at the moment (Plymouth store only). As the mosaics are going to be in wet areas I felt that this was perhaps a good move.
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
i have used bal white star a few times on mosaics and had no issues at all i would say it should be fine
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
try topps i think bal mosaic fix is a little over £20 trade price
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
Hi
Tubbed - try Mapei Mapegrip plus or powder wise try Mapei Adesilex P10
It has been developed for bonding glass mosaic and it may be more cost effective.
Add Isolastic liquid if using glass mosaics in a swimming pool environment
dock
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
The P10 has been mentioned here before. I would love to consider Mapai but CTD in Plymouth don't stock it
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
What type of mosaics are they Hugo?
Grumpy
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
I only pay around £20 for BAL mosaic fix, what size bag were you quoted for Hugo?
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
This type Russ

We got them via e bay - 12 boxes IIRC
They are glass fronted.
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?

Originally Posted by
Captain Slow
I only pay around £20 for BAL mosaic fix, what size bag were you quoted for Hugo?
20kg was around £26 plus vat
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
I would prefer to use Mosaicfix if it was me Hugo. They look similar to some that I fixed that were from B&Q. Mosaic fix would deffo be set the next day, White star being air drying may take a little longer if the substrate isn't very porous. White Star is a pain to clean off anyway.
Grumpy
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?

Originally Posted by
cornish_crofter
20kg was around £26 plus vat
That still sounds a bit high, but I'll go check back through some old invoices.
I've got 2 borders around the bathroom that I'm doing this week with those exact same mosaics. Customer bought them off ebay! They're on a paper background and really thin compared to normal ceramics.
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
These are around 8mm thick, and yes they are on a paper background.
I don't know what your customer paid for them but they cost us £1.40 per sheet plus delivery. They may have bought them from the same seller we did.
Thanks for the tip about Topps David. I'll give them a bell.
Last edited by cornish_crofter; 13-01-2009 at 06:28 PM.
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
use bal mosiac fix if there paper on the face wet the paper and you can peel it of in about an hour so the air can get to the tiles over night
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
Granfix do a tubbed product called Multifix for around £12 a tub -excellent, self priming, suitable for porcelain mosaic etc, onto plaster wood and more.
Have used in many times. Lovely to apply
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
where do you get that from Leatherface?
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
c.c.
try original style in plympton for your P10
dock
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Re: Tubbed adhesive on mosaics?
granfix multi fix is available from my local shops Bolton/ Preston and Manchester.sorry just realised its nowhere near you!
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