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Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ??? in the
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gentlemen and ladies... Whole bathroom so far is grouted in epoxy kerapoxy
I have just tiled the concealed loo boxed in section... can I grout this in normal ultracolour?
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Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???
gentlemen and ladies... Whole bathroom so far is grouted in epoxy kerapoxy
I have just tiled the concealed loo boxed in section... can I grout this in normal ultracolour?
obviously the same shade 130.. but will it massively show up as different?
I am unable to get kerapoxy anywhere locally and need to finish this job today
thanks
Dave
My DIY wetroom thread.. if you're a bit bored!
http://www.tilersforums.co.uk/tiling-forum/51004-bathroom-project-work-progress.html
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Re: Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???
I wouldnt personally, colour maybe ok but texture could show up badly.
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Re: Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???
My first instinct is it should be ok, having used both ultracolour and kerapoxy now, if not together in the same shades, but I kind of trust that the match should be pretty good? What shade is 130?
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Re: Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???

Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
I wouldnt personally, colour maybe ok but texture could show up badly.
Both can be almost equally smooth...?
I just looked at your photos in the setting out thread, still think it would be fine.
Last edited by user123; 08-10-2011 at 10:37 AM.
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Re: Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???
I suppose if in doubt ring Mapei, or Tile Giant and ask how close the match is?
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Re: Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???
The thing is that if you "Have" to finish today and you cant get the Epoxy then you have no choice.
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Re: Kerapoxy AND ultracolour ???
I know it's a bit late now dave but i've used the jasmine lots of times with the matching silicon, the colour is the same but the texture is different(silicon being glossy) you may get the same effect with the grouts.
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