Power shower and grout

[frogeye]

Cheers Grumpy
I thought I had read a little too much into Dave's comments as I had done my research and asked those very same questions on here.

Yes I do mean White star - but I can't help but think of the Titanic when I put that, with all the implications of a sinking ship etc.

Yes I let it dry for a good time, pure laziness to be honest, as I was in no rush.

About to do my final act as frog tiling and grout - been 2 weeks since I did shower enclosure - I used Bal white star again even though it was on the verge of large format - but the thought of mixing the powder and all that dust put me off bagged. Little did I know it was also the dust from cut tiles that was a problem in a confined place -

I have bought some seal guard for my bathroom and was going to use on the shower enclosure at the other place after grouting with bal microban - will this be okay? Its only a puny shower - or should I use an epoxy based grout?

frogeye

 

[grumpygrouter]

Hi Frogeye, you won't need to use epoxy grout, you have tanked the shower area so that will be sufficient. Seal guard won't hurt but it may not be neccessary either as long as you have adequate ventilation.