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Wetroom Sealant
I have had my tiling completed a few weeks ago in our Wet Room as well as
another shower Room. I have had problems with sealant either going off coulour or not providing suitable adhesion before. Our Wetroom also has a bathtub at one corner. Can anyone recommend the best product to use. The corner Grout lines I would like to keep thin and minimal. Sid |
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Wetroom Sealant
On 28 Mar, 19:03, "Yaz" wrote:
I have had my tiling completed a few weeks ago in our Wet Room as well as another shower Room. I have had problems with sealant either going off coulour or not providing suitable adhesion before. Our Wetroom also has a bathtub at one corner. Can anyone recommend the best product to use. The corner Grout lines I would like to keep thin and minimal. What exactly are you trying to seal? Are you talking about grouting tiles (wall or floor?) or around a bath, or what? Silicone (sanitary grade) is the usual thing to use in most places. I've had good results with Screwfix p/n 76071 The Dow Corning one is also very good but Screwfix seem to have stopped selling it (?) Get a Fugenboy if you're planning to use silicone anywhere though. Jon. |
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Wetroom Sealant
Tournifreak wrote:
On 28 Mar, 19:03, "Yaz" wrote: I have had my tiling completed a few weeks ago in our Wet Room as well as another shower Room. I have had problems with sealant either going off coulour or not providing suitable adhesion before. Our Wetroom also has a bathtub at one corner. Can anyone recommend the best product to use. The corner Grout lines I would like to keep thin and minimal. What exactly are you trying to seal? Are you talking about grouting tiles (wall or floor?) or around a bath, or what? Silicone (sanitary grade) is the usual thing to use in most places. I've had good results with Screwfix p/n 76071 The Dow Corning one is also very good but Screwfix seem to have stopped selling it (?) Get a Fugenboy if you're planning to use silicone anywhere though. You mean this? http://screwfix.com/cats/A336101/Sealants-Adhesives/By-Brand/Dow-Corning or, as a single example, Screwfix product number 45959? -- Rod Hypothyroidism is a seriously debilitating condition with an insidious onset. Although common it frequently goes undiagnosed. www.thyromind.info www.thyroiduk.org www.altsupportthyroid.org |
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Wetroom Sealant
On 2008-03-29 11:32:38 +0000, Rod said:
Tournifreak wrote: On 28 Mar, 19:03, "Yaz" wrote: I have had my tiling completed a few weeks ago in our Wet Room as well as another shower Room. I have had problems with sealant either going off coulour or not providing suitable adhesion before. Our Wetroom also has a bathtub at one corner. Can anyone recommend the best product to use. The corner Grout lines I would like to keep thin and minimal. What exactly are you trying to seal? Are you talking about grouting tiles (wall or floor?) or around a bath, or what? Silicone (sanitary grade) is the usual thing to use in most places. I've had good results with Screwfix p/n 76071 The Dow Corning one is also very good but Screwfix seem to have stopped selling it (?) Get a Fugenboy if you're planning to use silicone anywhere though. You mean this? http://screwfix.com/cats/A336101/Sealants-Adhesives/By-Brand/Dow-Corning or, as a single example, Screwfix product number 45959? 28167 |
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