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Discuss Porcilan and Adhesive weeping through in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi Folks , Im laying a dark porcilain 600x600 this week and will be using a flexi grey grout but was wondering as ive loads left from previous job if ...
          
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    Default Porcilan and Adhesive weeping through

    Hi Folks , Im laying a dark porcilain 600x600 this week and will be using a flexi grey grout but was wondering as ive loads left from previous job if its ok to use white spf for the cement bed? Im pretty sure porilain wont let the addy bleed thro the tile as limestone or a natural stone would but am looking for an expert
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    No problem there Davie, carry on ..........Gaz
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    Great!! Cheers Gaz for the info.
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    clean any white addy from the joint if using darker grout, I'm sure you knew that.....Gaz
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    Default Re: Porcilan and Adhesive weeping through

    .......I quite like the speckledy effect that different colour adhesive to the grout gives.......
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    Quote Originally Posted by grumpygrouter View Post
    .......I quite like the speckledy effect that different colour adhesive to the grout gives.......
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