The Ten Commandments of Latapoxy SP100 Epoxy Grout Installation and Clean Up

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You can never use too much water to clean up LATAPOXY SP100.

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When installing LATAPOXY SP100 epoxy grout, forget everything you ever learned about installing cement grouts. Do not be prejudiced by previous problems installing other epoxy grouts.

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Have plenty of clean water available for clean up. You can never use too much water to clean up LATAPOXY SP100.

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After mixing, do not let LATAPOXY SP100 sit in the mixing bucket. Immediately after mixing, pour the mixture onto the floor or onto a suitable surface, e.g. polyethylene sheet.

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Clean up can begin 30 minutes after application.

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After applying the LATAPOXY SP100 to the floor or wall and removing as much excess grout as possible from the tile surface with a grout float, either pour or spray large volumes of clean water onto the surface.

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Lightly scrub the surface with a white nylon pad to loosen the epoxy resin.

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Remove the white sudsy water layer using a heavy nap towel, frequently changing the rinse water. Use of dirty water will redeposit epoxy resin onto tile surface.

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Remember, you can never use too much water to clean up LATAPOXY SP100. The key to a good LATAPOXY SP100 installation is to use lots of water in the clean up.

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LATAPOXY SP100 is the easiest to clean epoxy grout on the market today. With non-pigmented technology, LATAPOXY SP100 is even easier to clean than cement-based grouts.

WAIVER OF GUARANTEE: Because site conditions, material and other circumstances vary, ConestogaTile cannot guarantee satisfactory results of the above recommendations. TecTips represents what ConestogaTile considers the best recommendations at the time of publication.