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Rob Z
Speaking of mosaics and dealing with setting material oozing into the joints....do any of you have access to a product such as Laticrete 4237 admix?
Lat 4237 is a latex additive that has all the goodies in it so that when mixed with sand and cement it will make a thinset mortar. The neat-o trick with this stuff is that it can be mixed with sanded grout to make a color-matched setting material.
Set the tiles as you usually would, and allow the ooze to come up into the joints and strike it off with a grout float and a sponge, and then grout the next day with the same grout that was used with the 4237. The color match is perfect and there is no time spent raking out grout joints.
Even if Laticrete isn't available in the UK, hopefully there is a company there that sells a similar product for you to try.
Lat 4237 is a latex additive that has all the goodies in it so that when mixed with sand and cement it will make a thinset mortar. The neat-o trick with this stuff is that it can be mixed with sanded grout to make a color-matched setting material.
Set the tiles as you usually would, and allow the ooze to come up into the joints and strike it off with a grout float and a sponge, and then grout the next day with the same grout that was used with the 4237. The color match is perfect and there is no time spent raking out grout joints.
Even if Laticrete isn't available in the UK, hopefully there is a company there that sells a similar product for you to try.
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