Rocatex CG2 Smooth Finish Grout 5Kg – Flexible, Smooth Finish, Anti-Mould, Walls & Floors, Various Colours – Pallet & Half-Pallet Deals

Rocatex CG2 Smooth Finish Grout more information:

Flexible, Smooth Finish, Anti-Mould Wall & Floor Grout 1-10mm, 5kg

Areas of Use:

• Ceramic / Porcelain / Natural Stone / Mosaics
• Timber / Underfloor Heating
• Swimming Pools / Wet Areas
• Domestic / Commercial
• Interior / Exterior

Rocatex CG2 Smooth Finish Grout technical information:

Preparation:

Ensure the tiles are firmly fixed and the joints are clean, dry, free from all loose matter including dust, dirt, grease, excess adhesive, bedding mortar and any other contaminants.

Mixing:

Mix 5kg of ROCATEX CG2 Smooth Finish Grout with approximately 1.6 litres of cold clean tap water until a smooth creamy consistency is achieved using a suitable drill with whisk attachment. Mix at a slow speed for a minimum of 2 minutes to ensure that all ingredients (polymers, retarding agents, colour pigments etc.) are dispersed thoroughly throughout the whole mix. Allow to stand for 2 minutes then re-mix.

Mixing:

Mix 5kg of ROCATEX CG2 Smooth Finish Grout with approximately 1.6 litres of cold clean tap water until a smooth creamy consistency is achieved using a suitable drill with whisk attachment. Mix at a slow speed for a minimum of 2 minutes to ensure that all ingredients (polymers, retarding agents, colour pigments etc.) are dispersed thoroughly throughout the whole mix. Allow to stand for 2 minutes then re-mix.

Application:

Use a suitable grout float or squeegee to work the grout deeply into the joints ensuring the joints are completely filled. Excess grout should be removed as work proceeds and any residues left on the tile face can be removed by wiping off with a damp sponge approximately 20 minutes after application. Any dry film remaining on the surface can be removed by polishing off with a dry cloth when the grout has hardened in the joints.

Do not apply if frost is forecast within 24 hours, in wet conditions, in temperatures below 5°C or above 25°C, to areas in direct sunlight or to substrates that are hot.