Description
Overview
AcrylPro is a ready-to-use ceramic tile adhesive for small-format ceramic, mosaic, porcelain and most suitable gauged stone tile. It lets you spread and set without mixing a cement mortar, with package sizes for repairs or larger interior wall and floor projects.
Features
- High-bond-strength adhesive for standard interior tile work.
- Suitable for intermittent water exposure on tub surrounds and shower walls.
- Meets ANSI A136.1 Type I.
Specifications
- Sizes: Quart, gallon or 3.5-gallon selection
- Recommended tile: Up to 8 in. on any side; up to 15 in. has significantly longer drying
- 3/16 Ć 5/32 in. V-notch: 40ā60 sq. ft. per gallon; tile up to 6 in.
- 1/4 in. square notch: 15ā25 sq. ft. per gallon; tile up to 12 in.
- 1/4 Ć 3/8 Ć 1/4 in. square notch: 10ā14 sq. ft. per gallon; tile up to 15 in.
Size Options
- Quart
- Gallon
- 3.5 Gallon
Downloads
- Custom Acrylpro Mastic Tile Adhesive Data Sheet
- Custom Acrylpro Mastic Tile Adhesive Safety Data Sheet
Applications
Use AcrylPro on compatible prepared concrete, mortar beds, masonry, Portland cement plaster and cement backerboard. Dry-area gypsum and suitable interior dry-area exterior-grade plywood are also listed substrates. Select a cement mortar for large-format work or conditions that prevent a premixed adhesive from drying.
Selection and Use
- Tiles with a side longer than 15 in., including long ceramic planks, require an appropriate large-format mortar.
- Do not use on shower floors, in steam rooms, underwater or over radiant heat. Do not spread it over waterproofing membranes, coated backerboard or other prohibited non-porous surfaces.
- For existing tile, laminate or cutback residue, obtain the appropriate preparation guidance; a listed substrate is not permission to bond over a contaminated or impermeable finish.
- Avoid resin-backed or moisture-sensitive stone, clear glass, translucent stone and ungauged stone; the data sheet also limits gauged stone to 3/8 in. thick.
- Match the trowel to coverage needs and allow the adhesive to dry before grouting. Tile size, tile density, humidity and substrate absorption all affect drying.