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    Default Mapei adesilex P9 alternative

    I need a polymer modified cement based adhesive to go over waterproofing, wanted to get Mapei adesilex P9 tile adhesive (as advices to use on here) but having problems getting hold of it. Can anyone tell me of an alternative, which is as good. Thanks.
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    Default Re: Mapei adesilex P9 alternative

    Can you get Mapei at all.. if not maybe weber set plus..

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    Default Re: Mapei adesilex P9 alternative

    Thanks for your help Dave.
    Found out there is a Tile Giant within distance. Does anyone know what I should be paying for a bag of Mapei P9 20kg seems to be variable online?
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