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roberto1490
sweet, that's saved me a job then.
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Burnsy
One of the main reason we use an acrylic primer on walls is that it stops the gypsum in the plaster reacting with the cement in the adhesive (bagged adhesive) which can cause the tiles to de-bond. Is it called ettrignite Dave?
Tile adhesive bonds very to ply so no point in priming as technically wont do anything.
Cheers for the input on Prmer G Dave
. Not a big Mapei user really, not that readily available to me. always love their gear though
Tile adhesive bonds very to ply so no point in priming as technically wont do anything.
Cheers for the input on Prmer G Dave
. Not a big Mapei user really, not that readily available to me. always love their gear though
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united
Here are is a PDF with instructions and data on Primer G
Primer G
Someone posted the link on the forum ages ago, not sure who but I always keep things like this as they come in handy
Primer G
Someone posted the link on the forum ages ago, not sure who but I always keep things like this as they come in handy
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DHTiling
Ettringite it is....
Most acrylic primers can be diluted for dust proofing....
After many years as a bal user.. mapei was an eye opener forme.. love the stuff... so much smoother and not as expensive..
..Most acrylic primers can be diluted for dust proofing..
..After many years as a bal user.. mapei was an eye opener forme.. love the stuff... so much smoother and not as expensive..
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Burnsy
I use a lot of Weber and PR360 primer which cant be diluted. Ive used Primer G before a few times but only for priming plaster so never diluted
