Can this mortar be used as an adhesive for natural stone to drywall and 2" overlap onto the metal fireplace insert?
288760
I would contact the company. When our outside brick oven got hot, this mortar became dry and brittle and flaked.
2101533
Yes it will. I've used mine for drilling into mortar and concrete to hang things. Just make sure to use a masonry bit.
2064577
Yes, I used it for this application, worked well even with some slightly uneven bricks. Recommend using a towel or stiff brush to make sure you have a clean surface before applying.
760007
I have never used it on natural mable only granite. You would be better off asking a stone expert.
2079371
I do not see why not, just need two solid surfaces, and would need to hold the tile until it sets. This is not a contact cement
1446163
I applied it with a good quality paintbrush to seal my stone fireplace. It sealed it while leaving a completely natural look.
2255434
I don't think so only because this adhesive is thin. It would be better to choose a thicker consistency CA for ceramics.
1749481
You can also stick it up with liquid nails, in addition to anchoring in the brick mortar. I have not tried the liquid nails, but it should work because I mounted mine in the hall way using the screws.
743302
Yes, I use this in my cabinet business for just this purpose. Remember to carefully prop open this affected area, apply to both surfaces, and let it dry before you press together. Position carefully as it will be nearly impossible to change. The bond will be immediate.
2174584
No, this cannot be used on stone. There are several ways to make stone stick together. Mortar, Epoxy, construction adhesive.
1715069
Sure. Drill small pilot hole with masonry bit - just big enough so you can hammer in a plastic anchor. Works well and you do not have to worry about stud spacing/locating.
809456
I would not recommend this on drywall. Recently took a whole bunch of command hooks off my drywall. On many of them, the adhesive broke from behind the hook. Some pulled part of the wall off with them. Didn't have this problem on wooden doors and came off easily from tile as well.
2174581
Titebond would not be my first choice for gluing stone. I don't know what you could use on stone, but I do now that Titebond isn't it.
1411106
I thought the same thing so I put it on my fireplace mantel . If you figure out a good way let me know. There was one way we thought was to put a wall anchor through the back of it to help secure it. Sorry I couldn't help you much
105979
No, regular thin-set mortar is perfectly OK to use on this, just tile right over it - you will have no problems. I have used three of these in several bathroom re-models in my home with no problems.
1670988
It works well on concrete, stonework, and all masonry applications. You cannot mess anything up with this product as I have used it for 3 years.
1044146
It is all steel so the heat should not be an issue. Mounting into the masonry may be interesting. The mounting system uses a tear drop around a screw head and is designed for, I think, a #8 screw.