Weber tubbed adhesive

[Jeff the tiler]

Not used before but there are some good deals at a local supplier and wanted to find out how you guys find it. Started using the rapid set flexi and i am impressed so far.

 

[beanz]

Which tubbed addy? They do a regular one, and a waterproof (take that with a pinch of salt lol!) version. Both stick tiles to the wall, but the waterproof one is quite stiff, and makes for hard work.

 

[Jeff the tiler]

Sorry should have been a little more specific. I was trying to see how they compare grip wise against others you may have used recently.

 

[DHTiling]

Never use tubbed sticky for a few yrs now..

 

[beanz]

I don't use tubbed anymore either, but would say it grips the same as supergrip. Can't remember who made supergrip!?! Palace maybe?

 

[Peter]

The best thing about tubbed is the clean bucket at the end of it.

 

[beanz]

I'd rather just pop into a tile shop and by a bucket lol

 

[peteablard]

The best thing about tubbed is the clean bucket at the end of it.

Just used 12 tubs (Supplied on a commercial job) which means 12 clean buckets for me. They were the only good thing about the job!!

 

[Rookery]

Which tubbed addy? They do a regular one, and a waterproof (take that with a pinch of salt lol!) version. Both stick tiles to the wall, but the waterproof one is quite stiff, and makes for hard work.

Actually I think they do 4 different tubbed addys though I've never used any of them. I'd only use a tubbed one for a kitchen splashy, Bal blue star is quite nice to use.

 

[Rookery]

You can make a decent core drill guide out of the bucket lids when you've elongated the 365 ones