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Discuss grey grout on white victorian tiles. in the Tile Adhesive, Grout and Substrate Preparation at TilersForums; Have just laid some 200x100 white bevelled edge tiles, and customer wants a light grey grout, but using larsen and tried bal, 0n floor, im not happy with the way ...
          
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    Default grey grout on white victorian tiles.

    Have just laid some 200x100 white bevelled edge tiles, and customer wants a light grey grout, but using larsen and tried bal, 0n floor, im not happy with the way they both dry, patchy in some areas, I know when rinse with sponge you should keep water to a minimum to avoid colour fade, but has anyone used grey grout on white tiles, and if so what type as I don't want colour fade as against white tiles it will show up, and this customer is very fussy!

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    Default Re: grey grout on white victorian tiles.

    pci do a good grout also the new weber one is good to work with,

    weber have a swatch so do pci that you can show the customer ....i would let her choose the colour she wants

    mapei also do a good colour range with a few diff greys

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    Default Re: grey grout on white victorian tiles.

    I quite like Ardex light grey grout.

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