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Old 01-12-2007   #1
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Question Adhesives (American Terms) ?

Was looking through a book, believe it's published in America written by M Byrne, and it refers to different adhesives as:

Organic Mastic.

Thinset Adhesive.

Polymer-modified Thinset Adhesive.



Can anyone tell me what these adhesives equate to in UK.

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Not really sure about the full answer but I think thinset equates to our normal adhesive and polymer modified is flexy adhesive. Organic mastic, maybe silicone?

I am sure DH will post an answer soon though.

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Organic Mastic. = bucket (should be banned )

Thinset Adhesive. = cement based


Polymer-modified Thinset Adhesive. = Polymer-modified cement based
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Spot on pete....mastic is bucket stuff..and so on...

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Organic Mastic. = bucket (should be banned )

Thinset Adhesive. = cement based

Polymer-modified Thinset Adhesive. = Polymer-modified cement based
What do you mean by Bucket stuff ... ready mixed tub ?

And

Is Polymer-Modified ... Flexi ?
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you got it Jimmy
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Thanx fellas
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Was looking through a book, believe it's published in America written by M Byrne, and it refers to different adhesives as:

Organic Mastic.

Thinset Adhesive.

Polymer-modified Thinset Adhesive.



Can anyone tell me what these adhesives equate to in UK.
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You all answered befor I could get on today!

I couldn`t have described the meanings any better.

Mastic= pre mixed in the bucket ,organic compound that takes forever to fully cure/dry, behind tiles unless you wait weeks or months to grout & still that questionable ? needs lots of air to cure ,why do ya think it stays workable in the bucket with the lid on ?? :-)

Thinset = Is a very broad term over here , cememt based powder form in bags is all called thinset! Be it modified(flexi) latex or polimers added or un- modified =(no latex or polimers added=dry set)
I use mostly un-modified bags with liquid/milk to make it modified . unless I`m setting on Ditra or Kerdi .

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One More thing! Over here on the other side of the pond, we don`t call thinsets or mastics , or epoxy setting materials or any thing to set tile with "adhesives" over here if you say adhesive you get "Glue",

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One More thing! Over here on the other side of the pond, we don`t call thinsets or mastics , or epoxy setting materials or any thing to set tile with "adhesives" over here if you say adhesive you get "Glue",
So you'd call it Mud... right?

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Mud..is a term for screeding......


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