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Discuss Which Adhesive? in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Recommendations for a slow setting flexible white adhesive powder,for travertine bathroom.Usually would use Weber.set rapid spf but need something slower setting....
          
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    Recommendations for a slow setting flexible white adhesive powder,for travertine bathroom.Usually would use Weber.set rapid spf but need something slower setting.

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    Default Re: Which Adhesive?

    Weber set plus.. slow set

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    Default Re: Which Adhesive?

    mapei keraflex maxi has long pot life

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    Default Re: Which Adhesive?

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    Weber set plus.. slow set
    is that the one that needs the additive/latex to make it flexi Dave?

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    It is polymer modified and ok for Trav... if you do require more flexi.. then Weber set.spf is slow set but not massive pot life.. but over on hr will be ok for even the slowest of tilers.

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    Have tried and can get hold of the Weber set plus quite easily but wasn't too sure on it's suitability for large travertine tiles.

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    Default Re: Which Adhesive?

    It is fine.... on walls..but not timber floors .

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    Cheers All

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    Default Re: Which Adhesive?

    ive started using a bit more of weber thickbed, which is slow setting.....nice to use

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