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Here are some pics (not very good) showing a tile I had cut around a socket. The customer changed his mind, so I had to remove it. This tile had ... -
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I love it too.nice and creamy and does what it says on the tin.lol.
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.

Originally Posted by
david campbell
the stuff is the dogs danglies as far as i'm concerned!
i use it almost all the time now since swithching over from bal!

the first job i used it on was my own kichen,it took me 5 hours to strip back a floor tiled on conctrete,i laid a 600 x 400mm trav tile and noticed it was scratched and it took me about an hour to remove and totall clean the area

David I will put some pics on, of a job where the plumber had cocked up. I had to remove a tile on a wall that was hardie board, that had been tanked. I had to rip the face of the hardie board to get the tile off
seriously good stuff
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.
for walls try keraflex maxi
same price but long pot life ideal for walls
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.
Or Adisilex P9 its cheaper !!!
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.
You dont know your own strength Phil!!
Dave Gibson
Ravara Tiling Services
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.
Brilliant stuff!
We should do a 'how strong is your adhesive brand' poll.
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.

Originally Posted by
Phil Hobson
Any decent adhesive would have same effect on plasterboard.
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.

Originally Posted by
david campbell
the stuff is the dogs danglies as far as i'm concerned!
i use it almost all the time now since swithching over from bal!

the first job i used it on was my own kichen,it took me 5 hours to strip back a floor tiled on conctrete,i laid a 600 x 400mm trav tile and noticed it was scratched and it took me about an hour to remove and totall clean the area

Really do not understand the Bal bashing here, price is an issue, but they do make some fantastic products, have been using the new PTB flex on a large floor, reasonably priced.
A joy to use.
Last edited by Sir Ramic; 03-08-2010 at 06:08 AM.
Reason: pricing
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Re: Mapei keraquick, good or what.
try keraflex maxi
its got a long pot life great stuff
dont use anything else on walls
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