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Slow set White is fine, back butter/fill them .
I wouldn't clean them until after you have fixed and before sealing, you will clean them as you go along anyway [emoji106]
Fix,clean,seal ,grout, clean,seal then go to pub
I always recommend sealing twice before fixing(including the sides) then, fix and grout, and seal twice again.
Using this method if you have any accidents whilst fixing,(or just after) the stone is covered. Also, by sealing after grouting you are sealing the grout too
Furthermore, any leaching from the adhesive or grout through the sides of the stone (usually the most porous area) is also covered.
I know what you mean, but if you work clean, back butter and full bed it won't leach through.
Personally I'd never seal stone 1st, leave it to breath while fitting, helps with the drying then seal it after the moisture has left , it's just always a thought in my mind why the watermarks show through the stone sometimes, moisture has been sealed in.
I'm probably wrong, I usually am
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