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Tiled my kitchen floor and grouted it last week.
I mixed the grout 3.5 to 1 ratio as stated on the bag and mixed thoroughly, only made enough to last ... -
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Grout same job twice?
Tiled my kitchen floor and grouted it last week.
I mixed the grout 3.5 to 1 ratio as stated on the bag and mixed thoroughly, only made enough to last me about 15 mins each time.
The space between the tiles are 2mm and the odd tiny patch hasn't come out grey but more of a light brown, this is only the odd patch though.
Also, some areas aren't grouted up to the tiles (not flush) and have sunk slightly and some have tiny air bubbles in the grout (looks like it anyway).
Is there any reason for this? Just about to go over it again and thought I'd ask...
Cheers
Last edited by alan0259; 18-10-2011 at 03:34 PM.
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2mmm joints on floor is too small.what grout is it?no all grouts are not suitable for 2mm joints.
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Sounds like too much water during the washing off process.
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The spacing will not matter for this issue but BS for floors is 3mm.
Sorry but cant comment on that brand.......There is grout and then there is grout if you know what I mean.
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Originally Posted by
Sir Ramic
The spacing will not matter for this issue but BS for floors is 3mm.
Sorry but cant comment on that brand.......There is grout and then there is grout if you know what I mean.
And then there is evo stik
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Originally Posted by
alan0259
Tiled my kitchen floor and grouted it last week.
I mixed the grout 3.5 to 1 ratio as stated on the bag and mixed thoroughly, only made enough to last me about 15 mins each time.
The space between the tiles are 2mm and the odd tiny patch hasn't come out grey but more of a light brown, this is only the odd patch though.
Also, some areas aren't grouted up to the tiles (not flush) and have sunk slightly and some have tiny air bubbles in the grout (looks like it anyway).
Is there any reason for this? Just about to go over it again and thought I'd ask...
Cheers
Grout has been mixed to wet and washed off to early, not allowing for the grout to set up before washing off..
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