Tilemaster Tilemaster grout 3000 new formula

[widler]

Used 16 bags thursday, 2 bags mixed at a time, easy, days work , great stuff

 

[Andy Allen]

I used 17 bags yesterday, mixed 3 at a time, had days work

 

[widler]

I used 17 bags yesterday, mixed 3 at a time, had days work

You ain’t used 17 bags in a year never mind a day 🙄

 

[Brian the Tile]

Great grout if your careful not to mix two much at a time

 

[dottigirl]

Asked this elsewhere, but I take it this stuff isn't suitable for a slow DIYer any more?
Could anyone recommend an alternative please?

 

[Brian the Tile]

Asked this elsewhere, but I take it this stuff isn't suitable for a slow DIYer any more?
Could anyone recommend an alternative please?

You could try bal grout from Topps Tiles

 

[Dumbo]

Mapei ff is a nice slow grout if you're doing ceramics

 

[dottigirl]

You could try bal grout from Topps Tiles

Thanks. The normal white wall grout?
No Topps around here, but I'll have a look what I can get posted (£20 delivery - ouch!).

Mapei ff is a nice slow grout if you're doing ceramics

Thanks. I'm struggling to find this, although the description here looks good.

Mapei Keracolor FF Grout

Keracolor FF is a blend of cement, very fine-graded aggregates, special polymers, additives and pigments. The use of special hydrophobic additives (DropEffect® technology) from Tile Experience.

www.tileexperience.co.uk

Will see if any of the sponsors have it.

(My post is here - it's currently only a small job but could grow fast if I can't find tiles to go with the current ones: Grout for a newbie, 23x40 tiles, & layout - https://www.tilersforums.com/threads/grout-for-a-newbie-23x40-tiles-layout.91705/ )

 

[Tony_C]

Don't let the speed of the TM grout put you off, just do a smaller area at a time until you get used to it. It may actually benefit you in stopping you from washing the grout out too much too early if you are not familiar with grouting. I'd maybe not have recommended it on metro tiles but for larger ones i see no issue

 

[Joshjupp]

Asked this elsewhere, but I take it this stuff isn't suitable for a slow DIYer any more?
Could anyone recommend an alternative please?

Kerakoll fugabella is very user friendly it’s not rapid