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stevic

Hi there everybody,
Just wondering has anybody had any problems with Granfix grout drying patchy.
Finished a large bathroom last week and the customer has been on the phone to say the grout has dried in diffferent shades. Used Granfix adhesive with no problems and mixed all grout together with clean water & bucket. What would cause this ? What is best way round this problem. Haven't actually seen results yet. Any ideas, cheers guys.
Best regards,
Steve
 
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DHTiling

If it was whiteness then it would have been efflorescence....some times this patchiness can be when mixing the grouts..not enough mixing time to get the pigments blended or when mixing small batches the same thing more pigment in one mix than the next....but as i said before this product has had probs with drying patchy....i would give the tech department a ring and see if they can shed some light on it.....let us know what happens......and good luck...
 
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peter241

I had the same problem with N&C Nicobond, i grouted a 70m2 shop floor with N&C Nicobonds wide joint grey grout and there were different variations in the color. :mad2:

I mixed the grout prpoerly and left it to stand for a while before using it.

When i spoke to the N&C rep he could not give me a suitable explanation except theat it must have been a bad batch. i have used the there materials for years and this has only ever happened once.

I ended up getting the adhesive and grout for free and extended the discount to my customer. Fortunatly they excepted the discount.

I was lucky. :hurray:

N&C Nicobond have been a very good supplier of adhesives and grouts and deliver all over the country at no extra cost and with no minimun order. i have used them an many big contracts and have always found there materials to be very good. the grout is a bit course but apart from that they are very good
 

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