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I had a job recently where the floor was laid about 2 months ago and the grout discoloured. The floor was laid on Dural Ci so the only contamination could ... -
Aquamix colourant , good stuff.
I had a job recently where the floor was laid about 2 months ago and the grout discoloured. The floor was laid on Dural Ci so the only contamination could be the adhesive.
Now I use both adhesive and grout regularly and I have had no issues before or after this.
As soon as I saw the problem I thought the area had standing water on it as it looked like staining. If you look at the tiles there is also marks on those too in places.
Anyway its all sorted now due to the use of Aquamix colourant.
BeforeIMG_0440 [800x600].jpgIMG_0441 [800x600].jpg
After IMG_0456 [800x600].jpg
And why I am suspicious.....well notice a missing radiator and this
IMG_0453 [800x600].jpgIMG_0446 [800x600].jpg
Last edited by Sir Ramic; 11-12-2010 at 11:16 AM.
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Nice fix....... I hope you charged them for this repair?
"The early bird catches the worm.... but it's the second mouse that gets the cheese"
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Originally Posted by
Stewart__SPM
Nice fix....... I hope you charged them for this repair?
No I didnt actually. There is more work coming up there in the new year and for the cost of materials and labour I feel it is worth it.
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Thats a good result! its a shame that aquamix is pulling out of supplying to the uk, is there any other companys that do a similiar product?
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I've never used this Neale - how do you apply it? Seems a handy thing to know...
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Re: Aquamix colourant , good stuff.

Originally Posted by
peckers
Thats a good result! its a shame that aquamix is pulling out of supplying to the uk, is there any other companys that do a similiar product?
Yes indeed a shame. Mapei do Fuga Fresca which is similar.

Originally Posted by
Mosaic Girl
I've never used this Neale - how do you apply it? Seems a handy thing to know...
Paint it on the joint and then rub it in with a toothbrush to work it in. Then damp sponge to wipe any excess of the face of the tile after about 10-20 minutes.
Its a water based epoxy product so I am told, so it should last well. Certainly easy to use.
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Where's the best place to get it from? Seen a few places but not sure which is best.
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Tradetiler at the moment until stocks run out
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think you have good reason to be suspicious well sorted
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Thanks for the pics Neale.. Not a product i have used yet..
you have used the mapei one as well haven't you..?
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Originally Posted by
Dave
Thanks for the pics Neale.. Not a product i have used yet..
you have used the mapei one as well haven't you..?
Yeah I used some Jasmine, but I have to say the results were not as good as the light grey from Aquamix. Not a fair comparison really.
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It is a shame it will not be available soon but how do you rate the ease of both products..?
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Re: Aquamix colourant , good stuff.
It is really easy to apply. I used a paint brush to apply a liberal amount to the joint then rubbed along the joint a few times with a toothbrush to work it into the joint. After about 10 -15mins a damp sponge off, which removed any residue from the face of the tile but left the joint perfect. Rarely am so impressed with such a product.
The Mapei Fuga Fresca comes with a bottle not too different to those shoe polish tubes you can get with a sponge aplicator ion the top of the bottle. If I had a fair amount to do with the Mapei then I think I would dispense with the sponge and use the same way as the Aquamix.
Last edited by Sir Ramic; 12-12-2010 at 01:35 PM.
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rubbed along the joint a few times with a
tootbrush Where do you get these tootbrush's from Neale..?.
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