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adhesive for bonding pavers to concrete steps
- Thread starter bobson7
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Geo cell 201 will do it also, and it will be cheaper.
Another vote for CT1. Not cheap, but will get to do the job.
Good old fashioned warhorse " Pinkgrip" would have been my go-to years ago.
Good old fashioned warhorse " Pinkgrip" would have been my go-to years ago.
Hmmm, are you on commission?
Whichever you use, rub it into both surfaces before putting them together.
The solvent Pinkgrip was useless on outdoors or anything subject to wet. It was very brittle too. Ok with timber products. The polymer adhesives, especially premium gear like CT1 are ok.
I'm not sure Woodys' solution i.e. s/c is getting the credit it deserves.
Its just a good all-round polymer, and I have used it a lot. I was working with an old bricky a few years ago and he asked me if it was any good. It was the end of the day, and there was still a bit left in the tube, so I stuck a brick to a concrete lintel and left it over night. next morning, I picked the brick up, and the concrete lintel was stuck solid.Hmmm, are you on commission?
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