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Green Star Vrs Mapestik in the
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Untill recently I had never tried Green star. I had small tiling job in a downstairs WC so decided to give green start a try. I tiled a wall with ... -
Green Star Vrs Mapestik
Untill recently I had never tried Green star. I had small tiling job in a downstairs WC so decided to give green start a try. I tiled a wall with Mapei's basic d1 (Mapestik) and aonther wall with BAL basic d1 (green star)
I was working with cheap 20 x 40 ceramics (very light) approx 6mm thick.
I felt that Mapestik was the better product. Although a heaveir/ thicker mix I found that there was a little sliping with the greenstar, this did not happen with the Mapestik.
I didnt use any battons for this job as they were light ceramics and I thought both adhesives would be up to the job but I had to support some of the tiles fixed with green star by hammering a nail under some of the tiles.
when using ready mixed I do prefer the red lid Mapegrip but I use Mapestik from time to time when permitted due to the cost savings.
Anyone else used both products and have a prefference? spoken to lots of guys who swear by green star so was a little dissapointed. A few said they would rather use green star than any Mapei tubbed stuff.
would liked to have done a poll but dont know how to do it
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik
Poll added for you.
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cheers dave
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik
Only green star on minor splashbacks, done what it was supposed to do
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik
Mapestik green star slips
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik
never been happy with green star and used white star when I used bal tubbed
I havent used mapei tub so havent voted
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik
mapeistik if i am using tubbed(splashie) green star imo is poor
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik
Green star is the very basic of adhesive, and still can be pricey if you don't have a decent trade account. Never liked it to be honest. Minimum blue star, white even better.
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Re: Green Star Vrs Mapestik

Originally Posted by
Gazzatile
Mapestik green star slips
Which one ???
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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