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Discuss Ltp in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Laying 56m2 of 600x400 porcelain which requires sealing. The customer has purchased LTP sealer (for polished porcelain) which i havent used before - i normally use Universeal Rapid All-in-1. My ...
          
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    Laying 56m2 of 600x400 porcelain which requires sealing. The customer has purchased LTP sealer (for polished porcelain) which i havent used before - i normally use Universeal Rapid All-in-1. My question is, can you apply LTP onto wet grout or has it got to dry first?

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    It all has to be dry.
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    Dry.. unless you use the aerosol one..

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    Thanks gents - can you answer a bit quicker next time
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    maybe..

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bushwhacker1 View Post
    Thanks gents - can you answer a bit quicker next time
    what time would suit you?, I, for one, very rarely take my laptop to work, adhesive tends to jam up the keypads!
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    Dont worry Doug, i was only joking! The forum has been great for guys starting out like me
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