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i there ive got a job and the client wants glitter grout , has anyone ever used it threw cement based grout as i dont want to use eboxy ? ... -
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glitter grout can u help ?
i there ive got a job and the client wants glitter grout , has anyone ever used it threw cement based grout as i dont want to use eboxy ? thaks billym7
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Re: glitter grout can u help ?
A previous thread on glitter grout Mapei grout and glitter
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: glitter grout can u help ?
hi billy,from what the local shop have told me tilers are using it mixed in standard grout, not sure what the finish looks like though
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Re: glitter grout can u help ?
Can't see the point with that Jamie, your'd only see what on top of the grout the rest would be wasted.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Re: glitter grout can u help ?
yep i agree its a cheap way of doing it,why dont you want to use the epoxy billy
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Re: glitter grout can u help ?
it doesnt really work that well in cement grout, try the epoxy Billy they are not like they used to be these days there are a lot better to use
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Re: glitter grout can u help ?
I used it a few weeks ago on a kitchen splashback. The good news is that the MapeiDesign epoxy grout is easy to work with - although dont mess about, mix and use within 1 hour. Add two sachets of glitter when you mix, and applying is dead easy with normal grout float - but everything gets covered in glitter. Easy to clean off excess with clean water if done within that hour - so only mix what you can use in an hour - a 3kg tub suits most folks.
Finally the downside - the grout will probably cost more than the tiles and adhesive combined - but hey - the customer is willing to pay....
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