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[QUOTE="Glynn, post: 972750, member: 44114"] Welcome back to the tiling industry. Epoxy grouts have certainly changed and are almost as easy to use as cement grouts. The best ones I have come across are Kerakoll Fugalite Bio and the Bal Easypoxy. I would recommend the use of a white emulsifying pad for the first wash then a good grouting sponge for the second wash. You can also get an additive to put in your washing off water that will help reduce streaks when it dries. They have a working time of about an hour and come in smaller units than cement grouts so you have plenty of time to use 3kg of grout. I prefer to wash off first with warm soapy water then clean cold water for the second wash. I still remember the lesson at college for epoxy grout. The tutor told use to avoid them at all cost, end of lesson. A lot of tilers are not aware how the epoxy grouts have improved and will themselves not try the new ones thinking they are the same as in the past. Do not be put off from trying them. [/QUOTE]
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