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Hi All
More intrigued.
Have a small amount of Mapei Keraquick and small amount of Mapei Keraflex maxi left.
Would there be any reaction if i mixed the 2 together ... -
Mixing Adhesives
Hi All
More intrigued.
Have a small amount of Mapei Keraquick and small amount of Mapei Keraflex maxi left.
Would there be any reaction if i mixed the 2 together or both been Mapei would they still be fine?
Cheers
Kev
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Healthy TilersForums Contributor
Re: Mixing Adhesives
Why not mix one and then the other? What's the point in mixing them together? You get the same amount of mixed adhesive either way.
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Re: Mixing Adhesives
I've probably no intentions on mixing the 2 together.
As i mentioned i was intrigued what what would happen if so.
Just throwing up a thought that may be of intrest as a topic
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Re: Mixing Adhesives
dont suffer problems find solutions
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Healthy TilersForums Contributor
Re: Mixing Adhesives
Oh ok, I'm not sure but I can find out. Not sure my brain's working but the only problems I can think of straight away is if the accelerators and retarders would react with one another. Also do these two products go to a different thickness? If so the cement might be different.
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Re: Mixing Adhesives

Originally Posted by
penkhull
Oh ok, I'm not sure but I can find out. Not sure my brain's working but the only problems I can think of straight away is if the accelerators and retarders would react with one another. Also do these two products go to a different thickness? If so the cement might be different.
Yes they do.. kera flex maxi is 12mm and kera quick is 6mm beds...
My advice is DO NOT mix them together..
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