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|  External grout problem? | |
A bit new to tiling but I grouted some outdoor steps and was planning to wash down grout after about 30 mins but was called away by something i coudnt get out of- when i got back to the job 24hrs later I'm finding it very difficult to clean off the grout its set all over the tiles- i'm using a scraper but is there any product i can buy that will help me get the stuff off? thanks
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| Re: External grout problem? | |
Try cementaway made by lithofin |
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#3 | | Ex Pro Tiler | Re: External grout problem? | |
[IMG]http://www.extensive.co.uk/shopimages/products/normal/cement_away_300.jpg[/IMG]Cement-Away - 1L
A very strong acid for the removal of stubborn cement residue, efflorescence and heavy builders dirt. For newly laid and older non-acid sensitive tiles such as porcelain, ceramic, quarry, terracotta, slate and sandstone tiles |
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| Re: External grout problem? | |
Thats the one Gaz  |
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| Re: External grout problem? | |
Great thanks for info, cheers | | |
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