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I was given a free bag of Adsilex P9 to try. It was recommended by my usual supplier, as they said that's what most of their lads used, as opposed ... -
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Adsilex P9 vs Tubbed Addy
I was given a free bag of Adsilex P9 to try. It was recommended by my usual supplier, as they said that's what most of their lads used, as opposed to using tubbed addy.
Just wondered if anyone here uses it instead of tubbed, and if you still use tubbed ever?
I decided to use it one the tanked/wet walls of the en-suite I'm currently working on. It seemed to go on really nice, seemed to get a longer open time than tubbed, and a pot life of 8 hours. What's not too like for the price?
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I very rearly use ready mix, I use Mapei keraquick for most situations. (all singing all dancing) imo
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Never use tubs of ready mix....... I use Larson's CTA Pro for all my wall tiles.
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I use a lot of p9 for walls... luv it..
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always keep p9 in the van, great for walls. |Dave put me onto this and never went back
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I use P9 for walls since John (above) got my using it
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Re: Adsilex P9 vs Tubbed Addy
Just looked at the specs of the p9, thinking of mosaic work, there is no mention of wood, but do you guys reckon it might go with acrylic or latex primed wood substrates?
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I know nothing I havent learnt
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Just looked at the specs of the p9, thinking of mosaic work, there is no mention of wood, but do you guys reckon it might go with acrylic or latex primed wood substrates?
No good for wood.. You will be better off using off using Kera flex maxi or P10..
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Re: Adsilex P9 vs Tubbed Addy
I think that is a fairly conclusive answer...thanks everyone!!
Will get rid of my last 2 tubs this week. Got an easy kitchen splashback to do.
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