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Tile Adhesive, Cement (Tile Mud)
Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice
New grout much lighter than sample, what options do I have?
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[QUOTE="Lucy28, post: 990273, member: 61368"] Hello everyone, I have redone the tiles (porcelain ones) in the kitchen. The grout used, BAL Micromax3 Eco, has turned out to be quite lighter than the sample in store, creating an unwanted effect. Tiler say there is nothing I can do now, besides removing the grout (risking to damage the tiles). He advised against dye them or using a grout pen. I just would like a second opinion - is there really no good options out there? I feel very stupid as I should have had the tiler produce a sample to see the final result rather than just relying on the store sample. Anyway, damage is done... Thank you so much in advance, Lucy [/QUOTE]
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Tile Adhesive / Grout Advice
New grout much lighter than sample, what options do I have?
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