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I'll be tiling my bathrooms myself in the next few weeks and just wanted some advice on the adhesives to use. I've only ever used pre mixed adhesives in the past but would probably go for powdered ones now, given the amount of tiling that needs doing.
I would ideally like to have a slow setting adhesive so I could mix it up and not worry about it going off whilst I'm trying to line the tiles up. I don't have a car so am somewhat restricted in by not being able to travel to collect. Unfortunately, this pretty much leaves me with Topps for the adhesives.
I see that they have a slow setting adhesive that can be left in the bucket for up to 4 hours. Does anyone have any knowledge of this? Is it any good? I don't mind the amount of time it would take to go off on the walls as it's only me here at the moment.
Alternatively, with the normal / rapid set adhesives, how much time would I get with them from finishing mixing them to them being unusable in the bucket.
The tiles are relatively small so I don't envisage having to worry too much about them kicking out from the wall so pretty much once they're on, they'll be on with maybe the odd adjustment
I would ideally like to have a slow setting adhesive so I could mix it up and not worry about it going off whilst I'm trying to line the tiles up. I don't have a car so am somewhat restricted in by not being able to travel to collect. Unfortunately, this pretty much leaves me with Topps for the adhesives.
I see that they have a slow setting adhesive that can be left in the bucket for up to 4 hours. Does anyone have any knowledge of this? Is it any good? I don't mind the amount of time it would take to go off on the walls as it's only me here at the moment.
Alternatively, with the normal / rapid set adhesives, how much time would I get with them from finishing mixing them to them being unusable in the bucket.
The tiles are relatively small so I don't envisage having to worry too much about them kicking out from the wall so pretty much once they're on, they'll be on with maybe the odd adjustment