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hello,are these silicones acid free?
ive never had an issue at all,just somethign i read yesterday on the back of a pci siliocne cartridge has brougth this question up... -
mapei and weber silicones
hello,are these silicones acid free?
ive never had an issue at all,just somethign i read yesterday on the back of a pci siliocne cartridge has brougth this question up
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
Mapesil AC isn't acetic free but Mapesil LM is the one for Acetic sensitive stone etc...
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
Oh and the new weber one isn't Acetic free either,..
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
cheers dave,does the lm one come in the samer colour range?
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Re: mapei and weber silicones

Originally Posted by
kilty55
cheers dave,does the lm one come in the samer colour range?
Nope 2 colours I believe unless they have updated it.
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
Not sure... Jamie.. but IMO only very white limestone and some marbles are effected by the acetic.. and some silicones contain solvent and that can bleed as well.. One good thing is mapesil AC is solvent free.
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
cheers everyone i will bear this in mind
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Re: mapei and weber silicones

Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
Nope 2 colours I believe unless they have updated it.
Seems they do do a few more colours now
http://www.mapei.com/public/IT/linedocument/lm_gb.pdf
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Nicobond do a range of silicone for stone and comes in a 4 or 5 colours if I remember right.....
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
Weber do a silicone for stone as well as their normal one, I would assume that this one would be???
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Weber's silicone should be the same as Dow Corning, as they supply it for them.
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Re: mapei and weber silicones
i used webers silicone a few weeks ago and although i beleive it is made by dow corning it wasnt the same product unfortunately
the grout however was real nice
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