How To Use Flowpoint

Hopefully some will gain the knowledge we’ve picked up over the years of using Flowpoint.
It’s not the easiest of products to work with, and the finish is all about the timing.
Done correctly it will look superb and most importantly last for many many years.
All the best,
Matty Brock

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

I’ve had to remove 2 different songs off here due to copyright! So they’re 2 sections where the music plays over parts where I’m talking, in the original edit you could hear what I was saying, very frustrating. One of the points I said was to wet the house wall at the bottom, as that always withdraws the moisture from the mix first, watch it doesn’t catch you out as that’s the first area to go off. Thanks for watching, hopefully it’s helpful!

[@stanstubbs1]

Absolutely bang on mate,great footage.great work.i will be trying flow point

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

@@stanstubbs1 good luck mate and thank you 🙏

[@grahamjohnson8273]

Hands down the best video showing the best pointing product by a skilled worker that knows is trade.i watched the video then i tried it and will never go back to easy joint or Geo fix.cheers you've changed the way I point for life

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you so much Graham for that feedback. I put a fair bit of work into that and being new to KZbin/making videos, it wasn’t easy 🤣 but reading comments like that make it worthwhile .......and more! Thank you so much for sharing this with me, it’s very encouraging! All the best 👍👍 Matty

[@liamhighfield2410]

By far best video explaining how to work with this product! Gave me the confidence to use it myself, brilliant results. Cheers!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Liam, thank you mate! Hearing positive feedback like that is brilliant, thank you for sharing 👍👍

[@andrewcook4840]

Cheers for the tutorial lad, gonna use it tomorrow and the insight you’ve shown has greatly improved my confidence in Flowpoint… All the best

[@nj1982lfc]

Best FPoint video ive come across. Very detailed and covers all elements of how to complete the job 👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Great to hear that mate, nice one! I tried to cover everything in there. 🙏

[@03133786]

Stumbled across this video by accident. Glad I found it though. Great work fellas! How satisfying it must be to get to the end and stand back and admire your work. Love it! Keep up the good work 👍. Cheers Matty!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks for the comment You’re welcome mate 👍👍

[@bigmukslondon291]

Amazing tutorial mate and thank you for taking time out to make these videos! Definately need to use this on my current project! You covered everything to give me the confidence to give it a go.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Yes Muki! You’re welcome mate. Glad you liked it, appreciate the feedback 🙌

[@keivanmajd9447]

You’re perfect. Thank you for the valuable time spending on making such a great video.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

That means a lot to me. Thank you for that 👍

[@tomisherwood7753]

Top work again Matty!!! You have inspired me to have a go at repairing the crap job on our patio I was left with. It’s been down 5 years but was goosed after 2. Product used was the dry brush in resin stuff.sorry don’t know the name of it. I remember reading you saying it wasn’t the best and only lasts about a year. Cheers Tom

[@thepikeangler2022]

How did you get on Tom? Did you use the flow point? Similar to you want to repoint my patio after it being done with the traditional method.

[@lifesavid]

Wasn’t sure what to do with the paths around my house but your video has given me the confidence to gurney the hell out of the joints and fill using your instruction. Thanks for the direction from a land ‘Downunder’.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Good luck mate 👌

[@mattkellett-thestovestonec3647]

One of the best tutorial videos I’ve seen! Nice one for this mate, job looked ace as well! 👌🏻

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Really appreciate the feedback Matt - thank you!

[@paudielyons3918]

Class work lads. I'm hooked on your quality work and skill/ knowledge. 👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Ah mate, lovely compliment! Great to hear, inspires us to keep making these videos 🙏

[@seanmckinleylandscaping6358]

Hands down the best video on using Flowpoint 👏 also returning to a job 10 years later to show how it still held up Flowpoint should sponsor this video mate 😂 been using it just over a year myself and learnt something from this 👍 I will add for anyone reading this always have your whits about you when doing it as it can and will catch you out if you don’t.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

That’s a lovely comment, I appreciate it very much 🙏thank you. Yeah I agree, it can catch you out in summer, can potentially be disastrous!

[@marcwhicher5242]

That was the best description how to use flow Point. I don’t need to watch any other videos thank you sir. Kind of reminds me of doing tile work you gotta make sure you clean it appreciate it

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Massive thanks, that’s great to hear 🙏

[@07BLUESTORM]

Top Finish looks ace 👌 proper quality British workmanship. Keep it up lads 🇬🇧💪

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you mate, appreciate it 👍

[@dannylea4664]

Thanks for the video very informative. Brilliant stuff that plowpoint ill have to give it a go. Very impressed with how it held up 11 years on.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks mate. Appreciate the feedback 🙌

[@georgesherring9344]

What a great video thanks for the advise and its good to see someone who takes pride in what they do 😁👍🏼

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks mate. Took a while to put together, glad it helped!

[@davewatts7444]

Brilliant job, definitely the answer to weedy block paving

[@matte999me]

Well done guys. Very thorough overview and tips for me as a 1st time user.

[@dannyfossez2493]

Many thanks from us. I used flowpoint at home and with the help of your video it became a good job with a good result. Sorry for the bad English but i am Belgian.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

That’s great to hear Danny 👍 your English is good mate, better than mine probably 🤣👍 Best wishes Matty

[@silkobal6754]

Very good video. Thanks so much for taking the time to show us how it's done.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you for the comment Silko 👌 hope it was useful

[@richardsedorski1206]

Love your vids don’t think I would be brave enough to try keep up great work.👍👍👍

[@johnjohn1882]

Lovely job mate, best video i've seen so far, thanks for posting!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@lukebhegarty]

Great job all round . Salt of the earth scouser. Well done

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

My man 🙌

[@jamesswap2658]

Cracking video. By far best example I’ve seen on how to use this product. Just hope I get as half a decent finish. Cheers

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you mate. I put a lot of thought into it 😅😅 Hope it’s of some help All the best 👍👍⚒

[@guythompson5161]

Brilliant work as always. Very informative

[@christophercapes1363]

Excellent video - Landscaping is not my proffesion but I chose to give my own driveway a go as I had time on my side (furlough). Watching your video not only helped me with my choice of going with tumbled Kandla grey sandstone 200*100 cobbles but also gave me the understanding and confidence in how to use this type of grouting product. For a newbie the jet washer advice and how to safely use it without digging out the grout was essential advice for cleaning off the top film as time is a cliff edge when you miss noticing it setting fast!!! You dont happen to do a video on applying MOT1 crushed material and overlaying with scottish pebbles - thats my next job. 5* video advice on cobble grouting, I used Ultrascape Flowpoint Rapid set smooth natural grey - thank you.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Hello Christopher, thank you for taking the time to write this, it’s great hearing feedback like that and makes all the filming and editing worthwhile. I don’t unfortunately, but will make an effort to do a sub base one in future.

[@Tom_Prendiville]

Matty you are a legend 👌🏼 absolutely fantastic tutorial and perfect workmanship 👍🏼

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Haha 😆 thanks mate! 👍👍 I’m not but thank you. Glad you enjoyed Tom

[@Tom_Prendiville]

@@Brockstonepavingpros its all in the details pal 👍

[@clairewilcox2932]

Best demo on the net, by far, just used it for the first time, will go for the smooth next time..

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks fir the feedback mate. Yes 💯 go for the smooth, most yards only stock the course.

[@user-jm6bb9ep1c]

What a great video, you've really thought about the viewer/learner. I'm just contemplating doing my own driveway and this gives me all the information I need to give me the confidence to give it a go. Very methodical and informative. It seems you also put the same amount of effort into your paving jobs as the finished result looked great. If only all tradespeople were made this way.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Amazing to hear! Thank you for the support and encouragement

[@Doug....]

Nice job. Lovely finish 👍👍

[@MsMick79]

Nice work buddy. Very helpful video with great advice and tips. Never used flow point but want to try it on my own cobble driveway which needs repointing. Was pointed with sand and cement years ago but needs a freshen up so gonna give this a go soon. Cheers.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you mate, glad you approve 👍 This stuff is bombproof when done right. All the best

[@Adrian-bk2en]

Great video.. Given me reassurance on how to lay it down and some good pointers. Thanks mate 👍🏽

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Glad to help 😃

[@brickrightbuildinglandscaping]

Best video on flowpoint matty great Tutorial and lovely workmanship Justin brickright 👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you Justin. Tried my best to put as much into it as I could. I’ve learnt the hard way, made a few mistakes early on but got the jist of it now. Thanks very much 🙏

[@wayne7096]

Thanks so much for this video. Clear instructions, and even all the small bits of kit you need. I've used wide jointing compound in the past, but didn't really stand up to jetwashing. Having just laid a patio, I'll try this stuff Being a window cleaner by trade, the idea of squeegie-ing a product in looks great. Thanks and all the best. P.s, copyrighting on small bits of music that you and others use is just mad.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Cheers mate, all the best with it Matty

[@stevenlappin3387]

Great video and quality work!

[@quant_solutions]

Beautiful work, well done !

[@samhowe7253]

Brilliant video! Incredible work and great content!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks buddy. Took a while putting it together 😅 Appreciate you watching. Hope it was helpful in some way. 👍

[@derekmcmahon4866]

Great job and great information, well explained too , top video 👍👍👍

[@darrenmiller001]

Brilliant video, thanks for sharing. I’m off to lay cobbles and flowpoint the joints now I’ve seen how to do it 👍😀

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

😝⚒ good luck

[@Mark-dp5gf]

Thanks for taking the time.

[@allanblackshaw3046]

Hi Matty was waiting for this to come out , the colours off the stone after the flow point are amazing, love your work matty

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Hello Allan, nice one mate, appreciate it very much 🙏 Thanks for watching as always chief 👊

[@allanblackshaw3046]

No problem your top off your game👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

@@allanblackshaw3046 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@allanblackshaw3046]

Evening matty got a couple off bags off flowpoint coming on wed to try on an older old riven patio before I try it on porcelain, what do you do with left over dry unused flowpoint that you've not mixed yet .can u use it but use alot less water when mixing lt later on , awra best mate 👍

[@dangoldsmith69]

Hi Matt, superb video, best I've seen on here, thank you for taking the time to do this. Can I just ask, if using flowpoint with sandstone, is there any need to seal first and are there any sandstone colours that are more porous and could stain even if you're careful and quick cleaning off?

[@jus1180]

Great video, I'm a DIY er. I have a 45m of slate paving to re-grout old silka fix that's coming out. Hopefully with watching this video I can try it. Thx alot

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks and all the best with the job 👍🏼

[@rnunesm3]

Thank you very much matey, brilliant video and good place, I have now the confidence to doit myself

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Go for it! Cheers, thanks for watching and the support! 👍🏼

[@philwilkes3739]

Cheers mate, great video helped me out loads, all the best

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Great to hear, thank you Phil 👍👍

[@mattlevy9289]

Great vid using it for first time on Monday wish id started using it sooner would have saved me a sore back and knees

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks Matt. All the best 👍👍

[@tonystockbridge6007]

Your videos are always superb. ✅ 👏🏼👏🏼

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks so much mate

[@johnmay6220]

Hi Matty, just watched your great teach in,its very informative and given me the confidence to have a go on our patio area and pathway. We have natural sandstone with very irregular edges and the slabs have been laid very close together in a lot of places. Question is do you think that this product would be suitable to use.I would appreciate your opinion. Thanks again for the video. John.

[@leonrossiter1829]

Thanks for the vid. It was very helpful. We're currently grouting 30,000 50x100x200mm Indian Tandoor Yellow limestone. This encompasses 850 sq. m. We're almost 2/3 done. We mixed for exactly 3 minutes a bag and got roughly 2 sq. m from each bag. Our joints were roughly 10mm wide and 40mm deep. We basically poured and kept going for about an hour. We kept the surface wet. Those on squigee only walked on the pour. We had 2 power-hose. So one guy mixing and one delivering the mixes. Once poured, one person would squigee it in. The power hose guy kept it all wet and was checking the first pour. Wet all cobbles before pouring including the walls. Start in the shade if possible. Work from high to a low point. After about an hour we began power hosing the first mixes. It came off great, but there were a lot of cobbles that were holding on to some mix. The power hose guy got in at these and also 2 or 3 guys on knees with wire brushes to make sure nothing was caked. Th power hose guy wold keep going back to the beginning so all residue was being kept off. We did 70 sq. m the first day, and went a bit further the second day. Pressure point is break time!!! If you've poured a load and 3 people are away for a break, then the other 3 are really at it to make sure the mix isn't obscuring the cobbles. Be sure to appoint roles and be ready for this pinch. In one place the pour took two hours. In another place where the cobbles were more exposed to the sun and more wind, it went off in 5 minutes!! Once you watch all the vids available and read the comments and make your method statement, then you'll have no problem. Main thing is to have enough hands on the ground. Also, you won't lose the shoulder of the cobbles as it sinks a little, so that's pretty cool. We'll continue next week or week after when this heat wave goes!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks for the information mate, it sounds like you’re doing amazing on such a big area. I can’t stress enough how the heat effects this stuff. I did some yesterday literally first thing, was a nice working time, no stress. But I wouldn’t attempt it in the day when it’s hot and the paving absorbs heat too in direct sunlight and over the course of the day. That’s why an early start is critical and many hands too. All the best 👍

[@joshuaemmerson7878]

Awesome video pal thanks Looks a good product I have layed some porcelain slabs with 5mm joint but I don’t have all the squeegees and wash boy leaf blower etc, have you ever used the resin based grout like geo fix on porcelain slabs or do I need to buy al the tools required for this flow point or a an exterior grout like Marshall’s as I guess there the same ? Thanks in advance

[@grant7934]

Nice finish. Beautiful cobblework also.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@MuRF2010INESSEX]

Done my First flowpoint job last thursday, found like you said getting as much off at first with squeegee so theres no residue/lumps on the surface made for such an easier clean off. Pukka video mate, ive learnt a couple more things which is brilliant for next time. 🔥👌🏻👍🏻 Keep safe buddy

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

You’re right mate, that’s half the battle, and makes it go further too. Glad you enjoyed the video mate. Thanks for watching 👊👊

[@getsomegloves95]

Absolutely fantastic video mate, will try this on the idian sandstone job im on soon once ive got the ret walls up. Dont want to use the easy joint/romex type stuff anymore, goes green so quick even if sealed.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Hi mate, thank you so much! That means a lot to me. It’s had good feedback so far, still a few dislikes 👎 though, can’t please everyone ☺️ Yes mate, all the resin based materials are no good long term. This will last 40 plus years. It’s an amazing product and reasonably priced too.

[@avinfun4781]

True craftsmanship.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks 😊

[@sixer48]

Great video. I’ve watched it three times now. I’m doing mine in the morning. Wish me luck. Awesome finish on your work. You are really good at explaining the job also.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you Sixer. Good luck tomorrow mate, get on it early. Only do 1 bag at a time, it will set almost instantly when it hits the deck so be careful, it handles totally different in the summer to the winter when that video was done 👍

[@sixer48]

@@Brockstonepavingpros Thanks mate. All done and successful. Couple of tips I found for others doing this. Pour all out of mixing bucket immediately. Don’t be tempted to do bit by bit. Make sure you keep a handful of the dry mixture to one side for any touch ups afterwards. Saves buying another bag. If using multiple bags clean off from where you started first. Pressure washer was essential for me. Lastly all that you blast off will set hard also. All went well in the end for me but at a 15 degrees early summer morning it was a 15 minute mad rush. Thanks again Brockstone.

[@Lou.B]

That looks great!

[@GeeWhizRS]

Fantastic looking job that. Kudos.

[@luxlandscapedesignltd762]

Boss video mate. Can't wait to give it ago. ( The heavy ) our most used word on site 😂😂💪

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Nice one Tom, hope it helps. Haha you know the lingo bro 🤜🤛

[@jamesyates3350]

Excellent video 😀

[@supertrowel1]

Really well explained,great video and quality work 👏👏

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks Mitch, I may of rambled on a bit but think I covered everything 👍😂

[@darrenwatters3054]

Great video matt, had a couple of bum clenchers in the mid summer, we tend to knock a couple of bags up in the mixer, but it's a great product been using for a few years , also we use there primer slurry, smooth to spread and goes a long way compared to sbr👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Different ball game in the summer isn’t it. Yes the mixer is a good shout 👌 never used it but seen others doing it that way, wouldn’t fancy it in the heat though as pain to clean. We use primer too for the paving rather than SBR. They do a cracking bonding for vertical surfaces too

[@darrenwatters3054]

@@Brockstonepavingpros yes mate , got to have a lad on straight away water in , let it spin , clean as a nuns threepence, seen there vertical one in local merchants, going to give it ago on steps etc . Quality products 👌

[@nowthenad3286]

Really excellent video.

[@pro-patiolandscapes4350]

Great video once again 🔥

[@Philclarke360]

Great video mate 👍

[@marino846]

Great video we use this techniek in belgium standard for this type of work and also on concrete flags when we lay them with a grout line in darbour in the summer just wet your working area (floor ) extra and work in small patches instead of big patches because it can dry. To quick

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you mate. That’s interesting. Thank you for watching 👍👍 All the best

[@VolksmasterLimited]

Great work again boys !!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Cheers Buddy 🙌

[@susanr1306]

Excellent video.

[@philbotherobot]

Nice job , top man

[@vc2616]

Excellent tutorial and a top job 👌

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you. Appreciate it 👍👍

[@andrewshering2890]

Hi Matt, nice job brilliant video hopefully more people will use this after this video rather than DIY resin.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Hi Andrew, thank you very much. Yes, resin is great for DIY but Flowpoint is where it’s at 👌

[@davedavids2231]

Really informative video on flowpoint ! Thanks

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks 👍👍👍👍

[@stevencatlin8883]

Really good video & extreamly informative - many thanks

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Really appreciate it! Thanks

[@tidybrickslandscaping]

Great video matt well explained and another top job Perfect ending 👌

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Ah cheers Scott. Appreciate it matey 👍

[@tidybrickslandscaping]

@@Brockstonepavingpros can’t grout mine this week to bloody cold it’s either that or pissing down 🙄

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

@@tidybrickslandscaping tell me about, tough winter this one Scott, very frustrating

[@maksudpatel8302]

Thnx buddy absolutely in detail explained I have a question what should I do if I have rain drains at the end and it’s connected to manhole?

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Plug them with cloth in a plastic bag or do it before the drain is connected 👍🏼

[@paulfallon45]

Hi Matty Great video mate, I’m going to redo my patio it’s about 50 m² of Indian sandstone and looking at your video I think this flow point is the stuff to use even though I know it will be a more expensive alternative to traditional methods ,I am local to you in Merseyside, can you let me know where you get the best prices for the products locally and how much a bag you are paying Thanks Paul

[@bondjamesbond7634]

Great video I’ve used this a few times over the years and definitely have had to Chase my arse in hot weather with it going off while you’re looking at it, that was a very good tip putting a haze over it while your waiting👍and brilliant job by the way 👍👍👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks Paul, appreciate it mate. Yeah it’s a nightmare in hot weather. Setts like iron do once it’s in.....it’s in 👊

[@tim62744]

Cool I might try now good info man

[@nigelmackay1612]

Very good video. I'm thinking about putting it in on top of a brush in acrylic grout that seems to have (kind of) eroded and now needs topping up.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

You’d have to rake that out first 👍🏼

[@petermartin2588]

cracking job mate

[@phvaessen]

excellent video by expert craftsmen - better than the product suppliers' videos!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you sir. I tried my best to put all the info I could into the video from past experiences 👍

[@Stunl3y]

Great job looks amazing

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks mate

[@davidharley1649]

💯👌 video Will defo be watching Excellent.

[@stumccloy]

Brilliant stuff!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Cheers mate 👍👍

[@TheNorthernmunky]

Great video

[@ozzyefc44]

Great job mate . New subscriber and a fellow scouser 👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Is right. Nice one mate 👍 thanks

[@benmileham5515]

Brilliant video, spot on 👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@sparkiegaz3613]

Think ile give this a go in the summer with my rear garden far easier than days of pointing joints with dry mortar and irons,,,great products but if installed by wrong person I’m sure could end up a disaster,,,looking at some of this firm’s projects you can tell they have pride in what they do , sadly not many others in construction seem to do these days. 👍👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

It’s a great product but be very careful using it in high temperatures. Spring would be a good time if you can pick

[@sparkiegaz3613]

@@Brockstonepavingpros thanks feller oh yea not like 42 degrees this summer 👍👍👍

[@WoodieTwoGloves]

Hi Matty, great video. Thanks for taking the time to explain everything. I’ve about 95m2 porcelain wood grain R11 300x1200x20 outdoors just being laid with a 2mm joint. Do you think I’ll be ok using the smooth ? I know the data sheet says min 3mm.

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

No worries mate. I wouldn’t use Flowpoint on porcelain, the finish isn’t up to it IMO They’re bringing a finer one out soon tho, not seen it yet. I’d use tile grout all day on porcelain

[@Mav...]

Beautiful job!

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thanks very much 😃

[@way2go723]

Lovely job lads 👌

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Cheers boss ✊

[@ramos647]

Great video thanks so much

[@stewartbailey5500]

Great video thanks 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Jonathan-mk1ju]

Would you think red brick dye be ok to put in with the mix (measured) ? I've got some red setts I'm going to lay on my drive and thought the grout would look better red'ish ? I thought about doing a test mix in my back garden, or should I not bother as it may mess the flowpoint recipe up.

[@ianmackney3089]

Really good video. Thanks so much for taking the time to make it. I need to re-point my patio but with a knackered back, I couldn't face the trditional, on your knees mortar pointing. So this is an excellent option I hope. One question though, is there a maximumm depth or width of gap between slabs this will work in? I've Indian Sandstone slabs and some of the gaps 30-40mm wide and up to 60mm deep. Would you be able to squeegee this straight in, or would you part fill the gap with mortar first?

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

You could part fill them first yes, save on material. From memory I think it’s from 2-50mm wide and any depth but just check on the spec first 👍🏼

[@eddiewatts7792]

Really helpful comprehensive advice

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks

[@stellafella62]

Great video man thanks 👍

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

Thank you Sean, appreciate it 🙏👍👍👍

[@malcolmbale9566]

Excellent job, no acting stupid like some people on KZbin just how to do the job properly!👍🏻, I used easyjoint about 12 months ago & the grains of sand seem to be separating from the resin, not very impressed as it was hard work cleaning joints out & now it’s treading in the house!.🤬

[@davidthompson8068]

Fantastic video - thank you really instructive

[@Brockstonepavingpros]

You’re most welcome 🙏

[@hdwaghela]

I just used this slurry today for my exterior porcelain, I was too chicken to leave it longer to set in fear of staining. And keep sprinkling water on porcelain and due to cold weather it never set when hosing it down kept taking the grout off. I tried it two years ago on a sunny 32 degree day and that as soon as came out of bucket was set and ruined my tiles this time round it's the other way. My question is how you squeeze it all and wait for it to set with haze of grey on stone, that will eventually go right as I'm too scared to let it dry on my porcelain and eventually keep taking grout off I now have grouted all area but it's too shallow and I'll need to re do it. This time same process but leave it longer and only her wash once set in the gaps hopefully won't stain my tiles