I’ve always used n/a onto ceramic and never had to prime and not had a failure, what is it you don’t like about n/a spacey
Nothing wrong with using NA. You just get some fitters that are way over anal and if they don't agree with way and methods of other fitters then it's wrong because it's not written in text! Worked with a few fitters like this in my time, they just get on my nerves quoting bollox all the time trying to trick question you. I've had a fitter tell me I hold my knife wrong before then went on to telling another fitter he didn't mix the screed long enough and had the arse because we didn't agree with him. He was lucky I didnt shove the damn knife in him. Can't be bothered with self proclaimed jedi's.
What's everyone's go to screed for going on top of ceramic tile ADHESIVE? N/A - 1200 would be my first thoughts... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
I use what ever suits the job. Important part is getting the primer right. Depends if they on concrete or timber subfloor Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Machine down as much as poss then, Vac then flow it with NA... See how it settles then maybe another flash over it.
Yeah defo 2 coats. I love 1200 or could use a gypsum or level it flex Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
Got ceramics in kitchen and want to go over them frankly. Not bothered about bringing level up a bit as Herringbone is going in the hall. I'm new to this......Is F- Ball stopgap p141 a good way to go ? Better to match with an F-Ball self levelling also ?? recommendations ?? Is degreasing necessary first ? and with what ? Thanks chaps
What’s the sub floor underneath? Wood or concrete? Definitely use a grit type primer like P141 or Uzin PE280, Mapei primgrip, Ardex P4 Ideally use a smoothing compound from the same manufacturer aswell but in reality anything will work It’s always best to use a degreaser then rinse it off with clean water especially in kitchens and commercial areas
Alright Spacey Concrete subfloor. Ah cheers for that......probs go F-Ball this time. Any particular degreaser to look for ? Cheers mate
