grouting a patio

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just laid a granite paving patio appox 50 sq mts,,, its now ready to fill the joints,,, looked at a wicks wash in groute,,, or not sure should i take the sand and cement route ,,,, the granite pavers are silver gray 600x600 approx 25mm thick,,,5mm joints any advice which way to go i have also seen JOINT sand which is then sealed as this got any pros or cons
 
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Have a look at pavingexpert on Google - all things paving explained and illustrated
 
As above check out paving expert.

5mm is too narrow for normal sand and cement pointing. You will need to use a slurry product of some sort. The choices are 1 part polymeric like marshalls weatherpoint 365 or easyjoint.

then 2 part epoxy resins like rompox d1 or nexxus or gtfk which are miles better but more expensive.

Or you can use a flowable cement grout like flowpoint, which needs more bravery and clean up is much harder but may be cheaper.
 

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