Rapid setting slc

[Andy Allen]

Got a job next week where I'm tight on time. the bathroom floor is floorboards (solid) so I'm going to fix insulation boards , heat mat then slc over the heat mat but could do with tiling it the same day .....so is there a flexible slc that drys quick ?

 

[Lee@emctiles]

each to their own as they say @Andy Allen i can only go on what is said to me at TTHQ, there are guys that come in here that still want to pay £3 a bag more for weber than TM, i dont mind, as long as they leave here happy.

 

[J Sid]

I've used TM but prefer weber . ....
I'm I going to be outcast now...

again

 

[Italy]

again

ahahhah duracell

 

[Rich Midge]

I'm using Weber at the minute, forgotten how nice it is, definitely comparable to TM.

 

[John Benton]

I used the Rapid Level 30 on the hottest day this year and it was literally setting as I was pouring, very very quick drying.

 

[hmtiling]

I used the Rapid Level 30 on the hottest day this year and it was literally setting as I was pouring, very very quick drying.

Did it still level ok? No good for large areas then?

 

[John Benton]

Did it still level ok? No good for large areas then?

Was only doing 9m and it was ok, ended up as flat as a snooker table

 

[Rich Midge]

I think I've said this before on a previous thread but I first used TM rapid slc in a basement on possibly the coldest day of the year. At 45 minutes I was starting to worry as it was as wet as when I first poured it. At 60 minutes I was walking on it setting out.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

It's that last 10 mins when the action happens.

 

[John Benton]

It's that last 10 mins when the action happens.

That must be down to age, it's normally the first 3 minutes TJ and then the show's over

 

[Time's Ran Out]

Withdraw nearly had a similar comment!

 

[On one]

Got a bag of Ultra in the van...read for yourself

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I used a 6 bags of that on Friday, that was supplied by the plumber.......It wasn't as quick as it says on the bag!

 

[Spare Tool]

I used a 6 bags of that on Friday, that was supplied by the plumber.......It wasn't as quick as it says on the bag!

Use it a lot and I agree 30mins to walk on is pushing it, but after 45mins its solid, needs some airflow over it to get those set times

 

[Flintstone]

I have found that it depends on what your puttting it on too, if your pouring it on cold concrete it can take longer than say over some wires in a bathroom