Knauf drywall adhesive it’s moisture resistant plasterboard

[Jfix]

Hello

am giving dot and dab a go, but have just read on the Knauf guide NOT to use Knauf adhesive with moisture resistant boards? what do you use then?? Or can you Pva the back and still use it? Was supposed to be doing it today in prep for tiling, any advice much appreciated.

 

[Deleted member 46546]

Hello

am giving dot and dab a go, but have just read on the Knauf guide NOT to use Knauf adhesive with moisture resistant boards? what do you use then?? Or can you Pva the back and still use it? Was supposed to be doing it today in prep for tiling, any advice much appreciated.

Just crack on

 

[theshed]

Moisture resistant boards are the most pointless thing in the world! Another con to get more money out of people. If they get slightly damp they snap like all the others.

 

[malc]

Hello

am giving dot and dab a go, but have just read on the Knauf guide NOT to use Knauf adhesive with moisture resistant boards? what do you use then?? Or can you Pva the back and still use it? Was supposed to be doing it today in prep for tiling, any advice much appreciated.

put the moisture board in the skip and go and purchase some Hardie cement board to receive tiles.

 

[jamesthefirst]

Take the advice most on here will give which is crack on, but if your paranoid go to travis or jewsons or b&q and get some grit primer.

 

[billymultifinish]

the make good adhesive reckons it can be used with moisture boards.
lovely stuff to work with.

 

[Jfix]

Hello

am giving dot and dab a go, but have just read on the Knauf guide NOT to use Knauf adhesive with moisture resistant boards? what do you use then?? Or can you Pva the back and still use it? Was supposed to be doing it today in prep for tiling, any advice much appreciated.

 

[Jfix]

Contacted knauf technical, they dont recommend dot and dab with moisture board because of ‘high silica content’, it’s only to be used with batten! Got smaller cement boards instead, plus they fitted in the lift