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The datasheet says to prime ply with Mapei primer, either Eco Prim T, or Mapeprim SP.
I still have a couple of litres of Bal Bond left over. Any problems ... -
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question
You should be able to use the SBR no problem just use it the same as you would for BAL addy.
Grumpy
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question
do NOt use anythink other than the primer they recommend
dont cross brand unless its bal/dunlop
imho
no it wont stick i would of used a bit of adhesive
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question

Originally Posted by
chrisroe
do NOt use anythink other than the primer they recommend
dont cross brand unless its bal/dunlop
imho
no it wont stick i would of used a bit of adhesive
And if you can't get the primer they recommend......?
Grumpy
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question
Eeerm may work, but if it fails to adhere you would get no recompense from Mapei
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question
Was told by a mapei tech man that it is an acrylic based primer so any acrylic based primer would do the job.
Grumpy
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Leatherface
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question

Originally Posted by
grumpygrouter
Was told by a mapei tech man that it is an acrylic based primer so any acrylic based primer would do the job.
Not disputing that mate.
Just said that if push came to shove and slc failed he would get no back up from Mapei.
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question
the reason i know is ive done the same and it failed and mapei were very helpful although i was at fault
its a chemical thing way above my head they did tell me the reason but facts like that just dont stay in my head
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Re: Quick Mapei Fiberplan Question
Quite interesting - I have for a long time kept it to the advised combinations as a rule and always where it was valuble work, but I would have thought that a like primer would have sufficed in a tight spot - bad luck that it had a failure for you, mind you thats how we all have learnt along the way I guess.
I use Fiberplan - great slc - and have used the correct primers too, mind you on the point of 'can you get hold of it' - even Boydens (large stockholders) didnt have it to hand, and werent too sure straight away what was what with the new genration of primers. Ordered it up fast enough, but this is where mistakes could creep in if it's a can't wait situation.
Last edited by CBTC; 08-03-2009 at 06:01 PM.
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