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Hi.
would the bal white star be any good for ceramic tiles to go in a bathroom?
The size of tile is 250mmx400mm. it is to be fixed on dry ... -
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Hi.
would the bal white star be any good for ceramic tiles to go in a bathroom?
The size of tile is 250mmx400mm. it is to be fixed on dry lined plaster board, with a few patch repairs, where previous tiles came of.
The guy in topps tiles said it should just about be ok!
Or would i be bettter geting the bal mosaic-fix tile adesive?
area to be covered is about 10 to 11 square meters.
Also would it be best to prime the old plasterboard?
just wanting some advise please, from a novice!!
Thanks.
Steve.
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Re: bal white star
i would go for a white powdered adhesive standard set , mapei , webber, tile giant do all mapei products
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mapei keraquik would be the best imo and pricewise also,,mosaic fix is uneccessarily expensive if its just for ceramics
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
starmsy
white star is flexible if you do use it be sure to use flexible grout also

Thanks for the quick replys...
i have the bal microflex grout. would this be ok?
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
nybor62
i would go for a white powdered adhesive standard set , mapei , webber, tile giant do all mapei products

Not to sure who the stockists would be in my area... which is cumbria!
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
cat785
Thanks for the quick replys...
i have the bal microflex grout. would this be ok?
yes thats fine
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Re: bal white star
I would go with mapei Keraquick with primer G personal preference, quite big tiles those. If you need an example of the strength, see my thread Keraquick good or what? PS. I have no connection to Mapei, I just think it is top stuff
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
nybor62
i would go for a white powdered adhesive standard set , mapei , webber, tile giant do all mapei products

Right going to take the bal white star back to topps tiles.
I will have a credit of £50... what bal powdered product would you proffesionals recommened?
Think thats all topps tiles stock is bal!... sounds like i have chosen a expensive place to buy adesive from!
i have 10 to 11 sqm to cover... with 250x400 ceramic tiles in a bathroom.
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Re: bal white star
Bal singel part flixi will do the job . £24 per 20 kg trade price.
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
cat785
Hi.
would the bal white star be any good for ceramic tiles to go in a bathroom?
The size of tile is 250mmx400mm. it is to be fixed on dry lined plaster board, with a few patch repairs, where previous tiles came of.
The guy in topps tiles said it should just about be ok!
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Ask the man in Topps how the air is supposed to get into the middle of the tile to dry out?
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Re: bal white star
Webber set plus is an ideal powder addy.
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
cat785
Right going to take the bal white star back to topps tiles.
I will have a credit of £50... what bal powdered product would you proffesionals recommened?
Think thats all topps tiles stock is bal!... sounds like i have chosen a expensive place to buy adesive from!
i have 10 to 11 sqm to cover... with 250x400 ceramic tiles in a bathroom.
£50 for whitestar..
jesus..
It will be a lot cheaper to get buildfix super flexible adhesive from B and Q
Buildfix Single Part Super Flexible Adhesive White 20kg, 8022452048104
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Re: bal white star
tops really take the wee
wee
"Quality means doing it right when no one is looking"
.”Henry Ford''
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Re: bal white star

Originally Posted by
Dave
Yes that was for a 10lt tub and a 5lt tub!
Got it exchanged now for a powdered adesive.
There is not a great deal of stockists in cumbria near to where i live, so had to make do with topps!
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Re: bal white star
weber set plus £7.95 retail price! Any CTD
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