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hi can anyone recommend floor adhesive to stick to a plastic/fibre glass wet room former
i am sticking normal ceramic floor tiles . i was thinking bal mosaic fix
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best adhesive
hi can anyone recommend floor adhesive to stick to a plastic/fibre glass wet room former
i am sticking normal ceramic floor tiles . i was thinking bal mosaic fix
the guy has had problems with it before so he is wanting the strongest adhesive i could get him
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Keraquick and latex plus takes some beating imo
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as above keraquik and latex plus is the way forward
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where can you get that ? also whats the price. it is about 2 m2 thats getting done
i have a topps near so i generally use bal . is there any of there products you would try.
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What were the problems as the adhesive may not have been the issue......?
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tile giant the forum sponsor sell it ,maybe you have one close?
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hi,
i think you also need to talk to the fiberglass guy.
there is a coating that they can put into the resin that nothing will stick to.
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the builder bought former of internet and he cant get hold of the dude that sold him it
water got in and underneath the tiles from a corner of wet wall thats why they are up now
from what i have been told the leak is sorted and he needs the tiles put back down.
from what i saw it looks as though it should be ripped out and redone, but this is not an option.
so i am looking to stick them with the strongest adhesive. the bal tech said mosaic fix
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Is the former a blue one..?
These type of trays need roughing up with sandpaper to form a key..
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yeah its a blue one
i have got the sand paper already thats the first thing. i am still not sold on the mosaic fix to stick them though
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I sand them and then cover with Dural WP membrane to make sure the fixings are all covered/tanked.
Bal fastflex is the choice for me if you want to use bal... otherwise it would be a 2 part S2 or single part S2..
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thanks mate i was thinking about fast flex. so i think i will probably go with that, going in the morning to pick up materilas
thanks again
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i woldnt tile it if there is no membrane on it going up the back of the wall boards
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