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Hey if have used a grouting float to grout black grout for a floor. Can I use it later to grout white grout. I have cleans it and soaked it ... -
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Grouting float
Hey if have used a grouting float to grout black grout for a floor. Can I use it later to grout white grout. I have cleans it and soaked it and still has a faint black colour around the edge of the float. Will this effect the colour of my white grout. Do I need to get a new float and just use for lighter groutss. Thanks for any review on this
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It can if you are sure no more black will come off but most tilers will have float for white grout and one for coloured. Some may even have floor floats and wal floats.
I use a grout float where the rubber pad is replaceable so its just a matter of switching the pad over.
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some bleach in a bucket of water and leave it overnight
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Same as Sir Ramic, changable pads.
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Iv soaked it and it still has abit of discoloure on it black on the egdes. I may get another think are about 8pound
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For changeble pads do you have an expensive flout?
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Not that dear
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Cool they look good I ll have to go dwn a tilers merchants and have a look.
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I doubt you will find those in many shops.
Google Raimondi grout float
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I got mine off the internet, never seen one in any tile shop
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Go to Ceramic Tiling Tools, Raimondi Tools UK & Ireland
They are superb floats and even the trowels etc are class.
On this site too look for the tile suction pads ! there is a single one with black handle and reddish body.... everyone should have one of these IMO. Purely top notch and so strong.
Well done Raimondi.
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This shop is close to me lads and i know the chaps well, great prices too.
Don't be afraid to mention Joe of Hillhead Tiling.
Last edited by hillhead; 01-02-2011 at 08:47 PM.
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Re: Grouting float

Originally Posted by
hillhead
Go to
Ceramic Tiling Tools, Raimondi Tools UK & Ireland
They are superb floats and even the trowels etc are class.
On this site too look for
the tile suction pads ! there is a single one with black handle and reddish body.... everyone should have one of these IMO. Purely top notch and so strong.
Well done Raimondi.
Got one and it's brilliant
"Experience is simply the name we give our mistakes"
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Originally Posted by
whitebeam
I got mine off the internet, never seen one in any tile shop
My local shop has them. Been using them for years.
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Originally Posted by
whitebeam
Not that dear

I just binned mine... pap!!..
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Originally Posted by
Dave
I just binned mine... pap!!..
really ? Why was that Dave ? I cant get on with the Marshaltown type, I hate the aluminum as i catch my finger nails on it and the bottom rubber always seemed to start peeling away after a few uses.
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No good on tumbled stone etc .. to hard a face on them.. much easier with a grout float that has a deformable face to it..
IMO they are more an epoxy float.
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Yes they are hard but suits most of my work but I understand what you say.
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How weird is that.......I was actually just about to type exactly the same thread as this........I am using Mapei Beige grout and previously used my grout float for Charcoal.........I now know the answer
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