D DHTiling Dec 9, 2007 #11 All bal super flex grouts are frost proof and suitable for frost proof tiles/glass etc etc......
P Perry Dec 9, 2007 #12 what im saying Dave bal wall was never any good for single fired tiles if you know what i meen mate :8:
what im saying Dave bal wall was never any good for single fired tiles if you know what i meen mate :8:
D DHTiling Dec 9, 2007 #13 I dont use ordinary bal wall grout now..super flex what ever tile...sometimes micro-flex.....bal ordinary not much good on joints over 3/4mm..
I dont use ordinary bal wall grout now..super flex what ever tile...sometimes micro-flex.....bal ordinary not much good on joints over 3/4mm..
P Perry Dec 9, 2007 #14 used to have to make our own grouts the big boys are starting to catch up :lol: Last edited by a moderator: Dec 9, 2007
D DHTiling Dec 9, 2007 #15 Very true pete.. i remember.. wasn't that many years ago either....we always used additives.. hydrated formulas were never heard of...
Very true pete.. i remember.. wasn't that many years ago either....we always used additives.. hydrated formulas were never heard of...
P Perry Dec 9, 2007 #17 f4 one of the old ones i used for mixing good for somthings not for others like small joints on mosaics frost proofs but only small joints but great for mixing with c2
f4 one of the old ones i used for mixing good for somthings not for others like small joints on mosaics frost proofs but only small joints but great for mixing with c2
C crimond Dec 9, 2007 #18 Went to topps and got BAL Microflex, Brilliant White. The guy recommended this as my grout lines are only 2mm. Should I have got the superflex though? Last edited by a moderator: Dec 9, 2007
Went to topps and got BAL Microflex, Brilliant White. The guy recommended this as my grout lines are only 2mm. Should I have got the superflex though?