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[QUOTE="georgechi, post: 874776"] Just to clarify, he's not a professional tiler, but a builder who took on the job to redo the whole bathroom. He brought in a plasterer (and a good one I might add) and a certified electrician (again, a very good one and I've saved his business card), but he did the tiling himself. I'll share with you the results this evening or tomorrow morning. I'm also a bit confused about the grout. Do you still seal special grout for bathrooms? or do you expect it to hold well? On one of the walls, the tiles are attached to plasterboard because we needed insulation. There was a layer of pink/purple sealant applied to the plasterboard before the tiles were applied, but I'm also worried about the grout itself. The grout was applied yesterday and after 24 hours, when touching it with a wet finger it changes colour from silver to dark grey which makes me think it absorbs water. Is this normal? Thanks, George [/QUOTE]
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