TILE GROUT
A BOND TILE GROUT (Powder or Epoxy Grout) is a high-quality tile grout designed to fill joints between various types of tiles. It provides a durable, water-resistant, and aesthetically pleasing finish, protecting the tile edges and preventing water ingress, ensuring the longevity of your tiled surfaces
Key Features & Advantages:
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Strong & Durable: Forms a robust joint that resists cracking and wear.
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Water Resistant: Protects against moisture penetration into the substrate.
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Color Uniformity: Specially formulated to provide consistent color across joints.
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Easy to Mix & Apply: Smooth consistency for hassle-free grouting.
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Reduced Shrinkage: Minimizes joint shrinkage, leading to fewer cracks.
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Wide Color Range: Available in various shades to complement your tiles.
Typical Applications:
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Grouting of ceramic, vitrified, porcelain, and natural stone tiles.
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Suitable for both internal and external floor and wall applications.
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Used in residential and commercial projects including bathrooms, kitchens, living areas, etc.
Simplified Application Procedure:
1. Preparation: Ensure tile joints are clean, dry, and free of adhesive residue. Tile adhesive must be fully cured (typically 24-48 hours) before grouting.
2. Mixing: Mix A BOND TILE GROUT powder with clean water using a clean bucket (OR) Mix A BOND EPOXY GROUT Part A & B With desired colour using a clean bucket and slow-speed drill mixer until a smooth, lump-free paste is achieved. Let it stand for 5-10 minutes, then re-mix.
3. Application: Apply the mixed grout diagonally across the tile joints using a rubber float, pressing firmly to ensure full compaction of the joints.
4. Initial Cleaning: Remove excess grout from the tile surface with the edge of the rubber float after application.
5. Final Cleaning: After 15-30 minutes (or as specified), clean the tiled surface with a damp sponge, wiping diagonally. Buff with a clean, dry cloth once the haze appears.
6. Curing: Allow the grout to cure fully as per product specifications before foot traffic or exposure to water (typically 24-48 hours for light traffic, 7 days for full