Anyone used secil-adhere-cal for grouting quarry

[samdeanwin]

would this stuff be ok for grouting my old quarry tiles in kitchen.
Thanks

Adhere Cal | SecilTek | Natural Hydraulic Lime Tile Adhesive

Adhere Cal is a pre-mixed mortar for laying tiles, formulated from natural hydraulic lime, siliceous aggregates and additives

www.mikewye.co.uk

 

[a twig]

You’ve got a whole other thread offering advice on how to grout quarries, and a quick search on the forum would throw up lots of similar advice - not sure why you are now asking about something different in another thread?

 

[samdeanwin]

You’ve got a whole other thread offering advice on how to grout quarries, and a quick search on the forum would throw up lots of similar advice - not sure why you are now asking about something different in another

You’ve got a whole other thread offering advice on how to grout quarries, and a quick search on the forum would throw up lots of similar advice - not sure why you are now asking about something different in another thread?

Hi.
I've asked this question on this thread, purely based on this product alone and didn't want it to be integrated with the other thread that has members have bean so generous enough to offer their advice on NHL 3.5...

sometimes with discussions and advice there is a high percentage of people not answering a question and sometimes a reply will not be answered. Forums can be like the NHS.

 

[samdeanwin]

#been

 

[MatthewC]

I have used AdhereCal (over a year ago) and it seems to do what it says. It is basically a powder like NHL which, when mixed with water, produces a nice sticky sort of fine lime plaster (reminds me of Mike Wye Regency). I haven't tested the breathability but it is holding onto the slabs in my nice hall floor!

 

[samdeanwin]

Thanks