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[Derry]

fantastic information. many thanks for all your hard work. much appreciated!

 

[sWe]

Cheers

 

[Brad]

thanks for that mate. Appreciate the effort.

 

[beanz]

Great thread sWe!!!

I haven't even started training yet, so feel this is giving me a good headstart.

 

[SnipSnap]

Thanks Marcus, for a well wirtten lesson on primers.
This will (hopefully) be picked up buy - not only - by a newcomer tiler but also by many DIYers looking for awnsers.

Regards,
Franco

 

[Fekin]

Nice tutes sWe

 

[handyrabbit]

brilliant! thnx sWe! i had to save this to desktop for future reference if that ok!!

cheers again!
:hurray::hurray:

 

[Gazebo]

Excellent information, this makes things alot clearer, i will be watching for any new threads you post, many thanks (newbie ish tiler)

 

[LJB Tiling]

Know this: mixing by hand is pretty useless unless it's a really small batch. Those who say you can't get a proper result using an electrical mixer, probably used a regular high-RPM drill and some cheap paddle, instead of a proper low-RPM mortar mixer and a proper grout paddle.

In fact, you're more likely to get a bad result when you mix by hand, than you are when using a proper mixer. The grout is supposed to be completely homogenous, and there can't be any lumps. By using a proper grout paddle and a low-RPM mortar mixer, you'll avoid mixing air into it.

Im trying to find something for this application rather than using my lovely new dewalt, any suggestions of where i can get a decent mixer and paddle for my grout?

Cheers

 

[kilty55]

ive used the rubi mixer its excellent