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Flexi that takes vinyl after 4 hours drying.

Discussion in 'Subfloor Preparation' started by Haguehags, Jun 16, 2017.

  1. Haguehags

    Haguehags Active Member

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    Hi Chaps is there a flexi
    screed out there that can take a covering after 4 hrs drying.
     
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  2. Spacey

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    Tilemaster Superflow 30
    Lay flooring from 90 mins it's fibre reinforced can be used over ply
    Flows ok
     
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  3. merit

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    Level it flex


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  4. Spacey

    Spacey Super Moderator Staff Member

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    Haven't tried that what's it's like ?
     
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    merit Well-Known Member

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    Shite


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    merit Well-Known Member

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    Use to be good. Last few batches I've found the fibres ball up together which is annoying as it flows out lovely and grabs like glue. Very similar to 700


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    Hopefully it was just a bad batch as I've still got some left to use on the next job! I still like it really lol


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  8. Rugmunching

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    Spot on for me, creamy smooth, kind of elastic like when troweling :)
     
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  9. Paul

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    I just bought 8 bags of this today , was a burst bag in the suppliers and it looks just like fball 700,
    Any idea what the priming ratio is for the second coat ? Thanks
     
    Paul, Aug 31, 2017
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  10. Spacey

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    Ply or concrete ?
     
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    It's going over plywood and underfloor heating cables but il probably need to do 2 coats to get the right depth above the underfloor heating cables , so guess I'm wondering what the ratios would be for both coats , level it flex sais 10mm max per coat ( same as 700) I'm sure tilemaster levelflex gives a lot more depth but I hate that stuff - it's lumpy and takes far to long to dry
    Thanks for the quick reply as always spacey
     
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    I would use neat primer for both if it's small areas


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  13. Spacey

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    Yeah neat on ply wood
     
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    Well guys I used the level it flex today , lovely smooth solid surface finish ,smoother than 700 in my opinion - perfect for a small area but it drys way too fast for trying to get a nice perfect finish on a large area , when it came to stitching the screed together after 5 mins it was already dry , if this stuff was slower drying it would be amazing .
    Guess il need to keep pricing jobs for 700
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    Lovely stuff but does go off super quick. No wonder they re branded it as a rapid set! No time for mixing, have to have a constant supply


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    How do you go about priming over the under floor heating when using 700? Do you just roll over the electrical heating as if it's not there? I guess you have no choice..


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  17. Spacey

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    The subfloor should be primed before UFH matts go down Then a latex smoothing compound used
     
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    Would the heating matts not need to be tested before screeding over?


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    Ideally yes but they should be in working order straight out the box
     
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    I won’t let anyone lay UFH matts anymore as there never stuck down properly so I do it my self any leave all the connection wires out in the appropriate place
     
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