SURFACE PREPARATION
1- Before starting to grout, remove debris in grout joints and dust can be removed by compressed air jetting. Ensure water, oil, dirt and other contamination-free joints.
2- Remove dirt and dust from tile surface by cleaning with sponge. Do not clean the tiles with acids.
3- The prerequisites for good adhesion of the grouts are cleanliness and roughness of surface.
4- Unless these are ensured by proper surface preparation a successful performance cannot be guaranteed.
5- The substrate and application temperature must be between 16°Cand 32°C.

MIXING
1- Mortar is prepared by mixing the base and hardener in the given ratio.
2- Pour the entire contents of base in a clean vessel, then pour entire contents of hardener and mix thoroughly till a lump free uniform paste is obtained.
3- This grout paste is workable within 30-40 minutes @ 23°C
4- Press the grout firmly by using a hard rubber squeeze into the joint ensuring that the joint is completely filled.

APPLICATIONS
1- Use standard epoxy grouting techniques to work the tile grout in the tile joints.
2- Ensure that the entire joint is packed fully with the material. Remove the excess grout material from joints and surface by moving the squeeze diagonally to the grout line.