Is it ok at mix in thin set mortar?
1957703
The question makes almost no sense!! Is he asking will it be OK to use an electric hammer drill to mix a portland cement mortar in a can or other container? If that's the case, then there should be no problem as that is a very powerful drill and as long as he does't get mortar into the drill motor!! Hope this helps! V.C.F
1957704
Further to my previous answer, if he's going to use this hammer drill to mix grout or paint, he should shut off the hammer (SLIDE THE ORANGE SLIDER SWITCH ON THE TOP TO THE RIGHT) as there will be no concrete aggregate stone to absorb the hammer blows and he will be wasting a lot of energy, not to mention unnecessarily wearing out the hammer function.V.C.F
1957705
The question makes almost no sense!!Is he asking will it be OK to use an electric hammer drill to mix a portland cement mortar in a can or other container?If that's the case, then there should be no problem as that is a very powerful drill and as long as he does't get mortar into the drill motor!!Hope this helps!V.C.F
1225946
Yes. Heating wire must be fully embedded into thinset/self-leveling cement, so that the heating cable is covered with a minimum of 1/8" cement thickness on top. Once dry, you can proceed with chosen floor installation. Self-leveling is recommended for all types of flooring and especially for projects involving the installation of engineered wood, laminate, floating floors, vinyl, linoleum and carpet. Thin-set (acrylic or latex modified) mortar method is best used for tile, stone and similar floor covering materials.
1905773
You can either spread a layer of thin set mortar over it or self leveling compound. Just make sure it's flat for tile.
1294273
We use a mortar and pestle and it works well. Worth the minimal effort since the fine ground is significanlty more expensive.
1029428
This stuff worked great in that kind of application for me. If bricks or part of bricks are missing they must be replaced but mortar seams, even quite wide ones are safely and easily pathed with this stuff. Mix according to label instructions and you will be very pleased!
1864958
Sure,just don't be heavy handed with it otherwise you could end up a cakey mess.Let it dry COMPLETELY before you add powder.
194287
As long as it's not a THICK liquid it should be ok. Anything that pours freely should not be a problem.
2067020
I would refer to the properties of Cinnamon before applying to floor. I would think it would be ok but be sure it wouldn't harm your perticular floor.
2075632
The grout mixer is very heavy duty and works extremely well. The real issue might be making certain your drill is sturdy enough to handle mixing concrete.
845038
Yes, that is what I use and it works fine. Because the bowls are a bit shallow, just make sure that when you are mixing it doesn't slosh out of the bowl.
987310
You should use plastic or glassware to mix and use....never anything metallic as it interferes with the product....use plastic or glass..wood...only...NO METALS.
1783807
No, this is designed to be set in mortar. We have two of them, and it would not work for you.
2115127
The corner pieces are 1 1/4" thick and so I'd venture to say that anything less than that would be a problem. I tried using it on 1/4" pieces to no avail. 3/4" pieces would likely be the thinnest you could go.
2272432
Hi, try to mix smaller amount , powder and concrete, and see. That is what I would do. It could work, my only concern is color of concrete , if concrete would be transparent, but it is not.Just try small amount, I have faith, that it could work.
1517556
Yes, both are doable and be sure to watch the consistency of different recipe batters. Too thin or too thick do not work well.
836210
I was very happy with the power and cost of the mixer. I used it to mix 5 gallon buckets of thin set mortar which is pretty thick and it worked great. It had plenty of power left so I think you would be fine with heavy concrete. I would recommend it to you.
994164
You're welcome. Hard and clear is how it should dry. I've had occasion, when I either did not mix exactly 1/2and 1/2 each part ( I measure in 2 side by side little plastic shot glasses from the dollar store) or it might have been the hot humid weather, but it did not harden all the way, and the piece was sticky �