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[QUOTE="Ajax123, post: 684569, member: 12267"] If you use cement use epoxy. You will have far more chance of success. Both the tremco and the laybond systems are very good. Also merlin coatings barrier coat is worth a look. I would recommend a sand scatter to offer a good mechanical key. You can use gypsum adhesives with epoxy but in reality it would be pointless. Gypsum is more expensive than cement and as the epoxy will prevent any migration of moisture borne sulphates it is perfectly sensible to use the cheaper cement based product. Another option would be to use a gypsum compatible adhesive but don't use a primer. This might be even more cost effective. Benfer and kerakoll do these sorts of adhesives. Don't use these if you prime the screed though. My opinion ... Do not use an acrylic primer and a cement based adhesive. Schluter have no real place making recommendations ne way or the other with gypsum simply because they have not tested them. They would be more correct to say they can't recommend them due to lack of information rare than saying they don't recommend them as this implied they don't work... In fact they do. [/QUOTE]
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