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[High Peak Tiling]

Not keen on Ultra grout because it seems to dry far to quick and is a pig to mix.
Weber Pro limestone for natural stone floors has taken 2-4 days to go off sometimes!!

Tile master 3000 in any colour seems to be the 'dogs jacobs'
It also has the benefit of being versatile... can use nearly everywhere!

 

[Peter]

Worst Bal Micromax 2, best Evostik/Bostik SGS (also cheapest). Bostik grouts are some of the best to work with and very overlooked

 

[Ian]

Worst Bal Micromax 2, best Evostik/Bostik SGS (also cheapest). Bostik grouts are some of the best to work with and very overlooked

Agree 100% with the micromax 2 comment, horrific stuff, the original was great, then they decided to ruin it along with a 50% price hike!!! I've also found super flex wide joint to be very difficult to wash off the past few times I've used it.

 

[Time's Ran Out]

YThe best white grout - Sovergein.
The best Jasmin and black - Mapei.
Tend to be using Ardex colours more as supplied by others - ok but go off quick.
Trying to get 'others' to use tilemaster as comments are favourable.

The worst are - Granfix (patchy and different colours/batches).
Bal - limestone ( patchy ).
Weber - really bad - but adhesive very good!

 

[Daz]

I really don't get on with BAL Micromax 2 - it sucks IMO.
My preferred grouts are Ardex FS & FL

 

[Diggy]

Used to love Ardex C2 all them years ago.

 

[High Peak Tiling]

I don't know if any of you have noticed, some of Weber's grouts feel like mouse/sponge sometimes..?

 

[Simons70]

Worst I have used is Manhatan from Mapei.Best ever try is the white grout form Al Murrad.

 

[mike1979]

I will use anything except granfix and Larsen rubbish I like nicobond but really love bal
super flex on the floor find it easy to work with

 

[kaharrison9]

Bit of a mixture from experience.
White wall grout - Bal microflex
Stone, cream coloured tiles - Benfer schomberg off white
Epoxy stone - Mapei Jasmine
Epoxy white, black, - NC Starlike
Grey floors - Mapei ultracolour