Cement Polymer Grout
A high quality polymer-modified, water resistant, cement based grout designed for grouting glazed wall tiles, porcelain tiles, mosaic, vitrified & fully vitrified tiles, natural and engineered stones.
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Features & Benefits
- Good bond strength
- Water resistant
- For interior & exterior use
- Suitable for joint width of 1 – 6 mm
- Conforms to overall Migration Test specifications as per USFDA – 175.300, certified by CFTRI for intended use for contact with portable water
Product Details
Packaging
500 g, 1 kg & 10 kg
Coverage
Consumption depend on joint width, size of tiles
Colours
- Available in range of colours.
How to apply
- Before commencing grouting the adhesive bed must be set. Clean the joints of all adhesive and other containments such
as efflorescence, laitance, dirt and other loose material using a grout raker. - All joints should be made wet with clean water.
- Ensure the joints are dry before grouting
Movement Joints: These should be provided in accordance with BS 5385 : part 1 – 5 and may be filled with the appropriate flexible sealant. Intermediate floor joints should be reinforced with brass or stainless steel. Use stainless steel where hygiene is essential.
Take pre-measured water in a clean mixing vessel. Add CEMENT POLYMER GROUT in the vessel and mix until a lump free smooth paste of uniform colour is obtained. If an electric drill mixer is used blend on a slow speed (less than 300rpm). Avoid entraining air by mixing at too high speed or by over mixing. Do not reconstitute the mixed grout by adding more water as this will reduce the final strength.
- Using a grout float or rubber squeegee compact the mixed grout into the joints ensuring that they are completely filled. Work in small areas and remove as much excess grout from the tile surface as possible. Do not exceed the working time of the grout.
- Allow about 15 minutes for the grout to dry. Using a damp sponge, clean the tile/stone surface diagonally to the joint lines.
- Finally wash down with clean water and sponge to remove any dried grout film from the tile/stone surface.
- Once the grout has sufficiently set within the joints, polish the tile/stone surface with a clean cloth. Alternatively give a final wash down with clean water using a dampened sponge.
Tools and containers may be cleaned using clean water when the adhesive is still fresh. The hardened adhesive can be removed from tools mechanically.
- Walls & Floors
- Interior & Exterior
- Dry Areas
- Showers
- Swimming Pools
- Heavily Trafficked Floors
- Movement / vibration
Sold subject to the Company’s conditions of sale which are available on request.