Hi all.
Shower tiling and grouting all finished and looking fresh. What should I do to keep it that way?
3 sided shower walls and sliding door. 2 walls are internal, and the external wall I spaced off by 100mm and insulated, so hoping condensation is not an issue.
Walls are cement board, SBR sealed (twice), and Everbond tanked - belt and braces.
Nice big 600x300 white tiles and a slightly off white grout. Looks very nice.
Should I get something to coat the grout with so it protects it? I did a search, but doesn't seem to be much discussion on this topic. Is that because its a waste of time, the available products are crap, or no-one knows much about it?
I suppose the difficulty here is that I've got no direct comparison, so I would never know if a product I used worked or not.
Many thanks
Shower tiling and grouting all finished and looking fresh. What should I do to keep it that way?
3 sided shower walls and sliding door. 2 walls are internal, and the external wall I spaced off by 100mm and insulated, so hoping condensation is not an issue.
Walls are cement board, SBR sealed (twice), and Everbond tanked - belt and braces.
Nice big 600x300 white tiles and a slightly off white grout. Looks very nice.
Should I get something to coat the grout with so it protects it? I did a search, but doesn't seem to be much discussion on this topic. Is that because its a waste of time, the available products are crap, or no-one knows much about it?
I suppose the difficulty here is that I've got no direct comparison, so I would never know if a product I used worked or not.
Many thanks
