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approx 1.5m glass mosaics in cloakroom...will BAL single part flexible be okay, presume mosaic fix best but using SPF elsewhere. Also mosaics are a mixture of dark greys, light grey ... -
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Just a quickie!
approx 1.5m glass mosaics in cloakroom...will BAL single part flexible be okay, presume mosaic fix best but using SPF elsewhere. Also mosaics are a mixture of dark greys, light grey & black glass. Is white adhesive preferable or not an issue since glass are dark shades....
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Re: Just a quickie!
No, needs to mosaicfix for glass as far as I am aware.
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NO! i've been to repair a job before where single part has been used on glass mosaics and they just don't take,after a few weeks thay all come up leaving the grout looking like honeycombe
use bal mosaicfix
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Re: Just a quickie!
Mapei adesilex P9 and P10 will be suitable as well and a damn site cheaper...
P10 being more white than P9..
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Re: Just a quickie!
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Dave 
Mapei adesilex P9 and P10 will be suitable as well and a damn site cheaper...
P10 being more white than P9..
noted, for next mosaics
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