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i grouted a floor using granfix grey flexible grout which has dried patchy some parts almost white some grey , i've cleaned it all with grout residue cleaner which has ... -
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patchy grey floor grout will a sealer give a perment wet look
i grouted a floor using granfix grey flexible grout which has dried patchy some parts almost white some grey , i've cleaned it all with grout residue cleaner which has helped but not worked completely ,the client likes the look of the grout while it's wet as it's darker and more even in colour would a tile sealent like stain stop or slate seal give the grout a more even darker look , advive would be helpfull as i have one more chance to sort this out and i don't what to have to retile the floor thanks
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Re: patchy grey floor grout will a sealer give a perment wet look
Give Adrian a call at www.csigrout.com his product will sort this problem out very quickly.
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Re: patchy grey floor grout will a sealer give a perment wet look
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Re: patchy grey floor grout will a sealer give a perment wet look
were the tiles porcelian and if so did you take the wax off ?
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Re: patchy grey floor grout will a sealer give a perment wet look

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tobins tiling
were the tiles porcelian and if so did you take the wax off ?
It is the grout thats the problem...either mixed with to much water or cleaned off with too much water that causes this problem.
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Re: patchy grey floor grout will a sealer give a perment wet look
ive been called to a big floor with problems with the grout and it turned out the tiler hadnt removed the transit wax and it had washed into the grout causing it to look patchy. but i have done a job before using brown maxi grout which dried with a white film on it. when we contacted the rep he said we used to much water even tho we had washed it off the same as all my other jobs in the last 16 years
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