Cement-based Tile Grout OverviewThis premium grout, developed by industry-leading manufacturers, is specifically formulated to provide a reliable and durable solution for both interior and exterior wall and floor applications.Cement-based Tile Grout Benefits and Features High Durability: Provides a robust and long-lasting finish for tile joints. Versatile Application: Suitable for both interior and exterior use, on walls and floors. Optimal Joint Width: Ideal for grouting joints from 2mm to 8mm in width. Aesthetic Appeal: Light grey enhances the look of tiled surfaces.Steps to Follow For Appling the Cement-based Tile GroutPreparation Ensure grouting joints are free of dust and loose material. Remove all excess adhesive before starting. Seal unglazed tiles with a sealer to prevent staining. Use a minimum joint width of 2mm on walls and 3mm on floors.How to Apply the Cement-based Tile Grout Mix 5kg of TILE GROUT with approximately 1.75 liters of cold clean water to form a creamy, lump-free paste. Allow the mixture to stand for 5 minutes to thicken, then remix before use. Apply the grout liberally to the surface and work into joints with a squeegee. Completely fill the joints, leaving no voids. Remove excess grout immediately. Allow the grout to dry for around 2 hours before cleaning with a damp (not wet) sponge.Cleanup Do not allow excess moisture to remain on the grout joints. Buff the grout lines to a perfect finish with a dry clean cloth after 24 hours.A Few Scenarios Where The Product Can Be Used Grouting tiles in bathrooms and kitchens Outdoor patio and pathway tiling Commercial floor tiling projectsOther Products You May Need for Your Project TFC Grout Off Liquid | 5L Metallic Glass Mosaic Tiles | Rainbow Mix, 30 x 30cm Sheet Light Duty Grout Removal Tool | Plastic with Steel Blade Health and SafetyWhen using Cement-based Tile Grout, follow all provided instructions to ensure safe application. Avoid using in extreme temperatures and store the product in a dry, covered area.Looking for more grout tips? Click on this link to find out more.
