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How thick can I go using Profix flexible fast set adhesive? Is 9mm ok? -that works out at about 10kg per sqm. It is to bed some Wedi board on ... -
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Profix flexible fast set adhesive
How thick can I go using Profix flexible fast set adhesive? Is 9mm ok? -that works out at about 10kg per sqm. It is to bed some Wedi board on a floor and I need to build up the level slightly, (around 3sqm floor area).
Many thanks, Phil
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9mm is fine as most floors are laid usin a 10mm round notched trowel sometimes larger depending on the unevenness of the floor!
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Re: Proflx flexible fast set adhesive
I used this a while ago on a very uneven floor with a 20mm notch and it was fine.
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Re: Proflx flexible fast set adhesive

Originally Posted by
merlecollins
Has anyone used this Profix Fastset Flexible to any great extent??
I'm looking to keep a bit in stock for everyday use but haven't used it before -like everyone has said the price is canny though
It's performance on plywood overlays is of interest to me as well as how fast it sets
Any opinions - good or bad appreciated

I have 50m2 to tile starting Monday so i will let you know what i think of it.
If its anything like the other stuff they sell it wont be good news.
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merlecollins (11-09-2009)
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Re: Proflx flexible fast set adhesive
Cheers SR mate...
Is it plywood you're going on?
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Re: Proflx flexible fast set adhesive

Originally Posted by
merlecollins
Cheers SR mate...
Is it plywood you're going on?
Nope just a screed.
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How did you get on with the Profix adhesive today Sir Ramic??
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Its not bad but i wasnt using it on wood. cant say anything bad about it actually. It mixed well and felt right. It laste d longer in the bucket than my usual stuff which wasnt a problem yesterday and today. I was having to build up in places too. So all in all i would say its pretty good but that was on screed. Not so sure on wood.
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