A Guide to Epoxy Grouting... Page: 2

[Rich]

I havnt used the Weber stuff. Iv never had any problems with it setting off on me but then again I always do it with 2 people, makes life so much easier. Having said that I didnt half work up a sweat on tue doing that floor, wow that was warm!

 

[user123]

It had melted

Awh...

 

[Rich]

Awh...

:lol: Thanks, it was tough but I got through it, just. Made a right mess though, gochocolatete everywhere. I might put up a post on how to eat and wash off a melted curly wurly using the emulsifying pads

 

[Rich]

:lol: Thanks, it was tough but I got through it, just. Made a right mess though, gochocolatete everywhere. I might put up a post on how to eat and wash off a melted curly wurly using the emulsifying pads

That was meant to say "got chocolate everywhere" my spell check seems to be dyslexic 😳


I took some pics of the outside area as well, this is going to be tiled and grouted with epoxy as well as the kitchen. I will try to remember to put up some pics of the tiling and some shots of it all finished up.

 

[White Room]

Some prep work there...

 

[user123]

That was meant to say "got chocolate everywhere" my spell check seems to be dyslexic 😳


I took some pics of the outside area as well, this is going to be tiled and grouted with epoxy as well as the kitchen. I will try to remember to put up some pics of the tiling and some shots of it all finished up.


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Boy, that looks seriously hard work, respect! How do you prepare all that lot then? Take it all up, what? And what about drainage and stuff? Wow...

 

[DHTiling]

Cracking thread, so good i STICKIED IT 🙂🙂🙂

 

[Rich]

Thank you mate

If there is anything that anybody wants to add, feel free.

 

[Rich]

Some prep work there...

What do you mean Mark, might need priming :lol:


The lot is being ripped out and dug out ready for a new slab.

 

[Rich]

Boy, that looks seriously hard work, respect! How do you prepare all that lot then? Take it all up, what? And what about drainage and stuff? Wow...

The new slab is going to be put down in sections with expansion joints where I am going to want them in the tiles and with runs, there is going to be gravel border around the perimeter for drainage. Going to be a long while before the tiling starts but the prep is obviously going to be very important on this one. The problem is that from here on in it is all weather dependent, dont fancy tiling or using epoxy in the rain.