Remove Grout From Internal Corners?

[widler]

Ps, this is my last post , you 5 or 6 elitist carry on with your 'by the book' approach, and Us Multi traders will just do what we do ,which works for us, adios thou gods of thee tiling world

 

[White Room]

Pva mark, the saviour of the 80s, we used over the scratch to stop suction , worked a treat .bloody hundreds of them

Allways used waterproofer, admittedly pva (unibond) was a big seller in the 80,s....

 

[Andy Allen]

Ps, this is my last post , you 5 or 6 elitist carry on with your 'by the book' approach, and Us Multi traders will just do what we do ,which works for us, adios thou gods of thee tiling world

Only banter mate.....I blame Marc. ...going to far again..😉

 

[Old Mod]

Only banter mate.....I blame Marc. ...going to far again..😉

Hahahaha excuuuuuuse me! Hahaha

 

[widler]

Allways used waterproofer, admittedly pva (unibond) was a big seller in the 80,s....

Yes always used waterproofed as well mark, but if the sun was on the scratch it used to kill it, hence the use of either a long hosepipe or a coat of pva

 

[widler]

I think that's why he likes jumping out of planes @Andy Allen , likes living ont wild side @3_fall

 

[Old Mod]

I think that's why he likes jumping out of planes @Andy Allen , likes living ont wild side @3_fall

Hahahaha

 

[SJPurdy]

I think the requirement to seal all internal wall tile corner joints was added to BS in 2009, prior to that it was only required where the walls were more than 6m long so most domestic bathrooms had grouted corners! Some good tilers did however fill the corner joint with Silicon rubber seal' if it was a shower corner to prevent water getting through if there was some movement.

Joints should not be filled with sealant, there should be a backing filler (if deep joints) or piece of bond breaking material (eg ptfe tape) at the back of the joint so that the sealant only bonds to the sides of the joint. Own up - who is not doing it properly.

"me" 🙄