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Thread: Wall Tiling Adhesive
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3rd August 2006, 12:22 PM #16
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I'm with Mark - I found it 'cleaner' to spread each tile - once you get into the swing of it I think it would be just as quick as trying to get the cement up the wall and the clean up after.
I have just done a small job useing the "you mix it" stuff and although happy with the product I found cleaning up after each batch that lasted about 1 sq m was a pain (ie the bucket, scrapper etc) also a couple of times I needed just enough for one tile and couldn't be fagged mixing a small amount. I figured ready mixed would be better - any comments?
David L
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3rd August 2006, 01:51 PM #17
Yeah ... that's a point but it depends how much you are doing at once. The cost difference can be pretty big. I had a 1 litre premix for those circumstances ... but hey whatever works ... there haven't been any posts saying 'all my tiles fell off the wall' yet!
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3rd August 2006, 02:07 PM #18
I use Davo Mastic and it's good, the Aba mastic is equally good.
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