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I am currently doing a tile repair to a shower cabinet mentioned in a previous thread.I have replaced the tiles on the plasterboard wall and given the adhesive ... -
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How long between application of grout and sealant/mastic for shower
Hi Folks
I am currently doing a tile repair to a shower cabinet mentioned in a previous thread.I have replaced the tiles on the plasterboard wall and given the adhesive 24 hours to set.
The question is how long roughly should you wait to apply sealant/mastic after you have applied the grout?
I am using BAL Superflex and the only instructions that I can see in relation to time are:
1. Allow 15 mins for grout to dry before cleaning the tile surface
2. Wait 24 hours before subjecting tiles to normal service conditions.
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Re: How long between application of grout and sealant/mastic for shower
i always prefer to go back the day after i've finished grouting, and then give everything a thorough clean to get rid of any dust or residue on the tiles, then dry everything really well, before applying the silicone.
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Re: How long between application of grout and sealant/mastic for shower
As above, do a final clean and all silicone work the day after grouting has been done.
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Re: How long between application of grout and sealant/mastic for shower
Thanks folks-- I will grout to night and seal tomorrow--
What a great site this is!
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