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thanx kitty, weber new grout is great some thought went it to this one, did you know that a major tile supplier who supplies mapei is now lowering stock and are changing to new weber, too many complaints about mapeiet the in.Im sure i upsstruction reader tilers when i have a go at mapei, but thats my point you should be able to open a bag of grout put some water in a bucket mix it so your happy with the mix (from experience) and start grouting 5 to 10 mts with out the mess of dropping and the mixture getting sloppy. If you love mapei fine stick with it, its your time cleaning it up and trying to work with it, if want a good grout thats easy to mix and apply look around there is plenty of competion now for mapei that leaves it standing. big up for webers new grout, try granfix maxigrout and palace mould resist very easy to work with.
worst grout ever, first whats the the mixing about!!! after speaking to a rep at the stone show this year i came away more confussed. first do this then that then take a measuring jug with you a add just under a litre 0.95 to this then mix wait, stir again then your ready.I said after all that it would be time to pack me tools up!! my argument was why is mapai so differant then say , maxigrout from granfix, or even palace grout, with these you dont need a science degree to mix it up. second i can work with granfix easy, quickly and if it falls on the floor i dont need a hammer and chisel to get it , unlike mapei. I also agree with the threads it goes sloppy, and if you get any water on it while groutin its game over sloppy as WORD REMOVED. Do these companys ever talk to tilers and come and find out there oppinon before it comes out, or just listen to people in the scince depts creating this muck. sort it out!! moan over.
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