Which Grout For Porcelain Wall Tiles With 2mm (small) Grout Joint?

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I found the weber left a few pinholes but that was sorted with a quick fill and a rub down with my finger and medical glove. I mix my grouts with distilled water and wash down too.

 

[Dan]

I found the weber left a few pinholes but that was sorted with a quick fill and a rub down with my finger and medical glove. I mix my grouts with distilled water and wash down too.

Really?! As in bottled water?

 

[White Room]

I'd use Ultra Flexjoint wall and floor from 1mm-20mm joints...

 

[Rosco100]

tilemaster 3000 for me, love the stuff (well as much as you can "love" grout haha)

Best there is

 

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yes dan. ive had so many issues with micromax 2 and patchy grout and its certainly not from overwashing I have had to try this, a little tip from an old friend. it seems to have worked. the water down london is very hard im just certain its got something to do with it.

 

[widler]

Tilemaster on porc is very good, mapai is rubbish compared does not mix as well, tilemaster mixes nice and thick and hangs well with not background suction

 

[Andy Allen]

Going to try the tilemaster 3000 on my next job.....anyone know how to find the nearest stockest of the stuff......im in Gloucester

 

[Rosco100]

Going to try the tilemaster 3000 on my next job.....anyone know how to find the nearest stockest of the stuff......im in Gloucester

Call tilemaster, we changed to them a few years ago and it's the dogs !

 

[Just Rizzle]

tile master 3000 4me haven't used anything that beats it easy to clean off and dosent slump much nice flat finish

 

[Dan]

yes dan. ive had so many issues with micromax 2 and patchy grout and its certainly not from overwashing I have had to try this, a little tip from an old friend. it seems to have worked. the water down london is very hard im just certain its got something to do with it.

Ahhhh - bottled isn't distilled, usually. And does have minerals in (if it's spring water etc). Distilled is when you boil it and catch the condensation when it's perfectly at 100 degrees at sea level, lower temperature higher up.

Sooooo that said. Your bottles clearly still have a shed load less minerals (and lime and Floride I expect then in London?) than tap water!!