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thinset could be used in place of top and bond?
Do you think thinset could be used in place of top and bond?
I have an open bag more the three quarters full. It is left over from a recent project. I need to level out a floor area and was going to use up this thinset. I would guess it has good properties for thickness of less than 3/8 inch. Thinset is only a third of the price of top bond or floor leveler. If this works, maybe I’ll switch to thinset for other leveling jobs. TP |
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thinset could be used in place of top and bond?
I called the manufacturer recently and asked them this same question, and
they said no. I mentioned that the mixture is cement based so I didn't understand why the extra thickness was a problem. The tech person had no explanation, so I really found out nothing from them. Bill "TP" wrote in message .. . Do you think thinset could be used in place of top and bond? I have an open bag more the three quarters full. It is left over from a recent project. I need to level out a floor area and was going to use up this thinset. I would guess it has good properties for thickness of less than 3/8 inch. Thinset is only a third of the price of top bond or floor leveler. If this works, maybe I’ll switch to thinset for other leveling jobs. TP |
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