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What product should I use for point Granite paving?

Posted by Mike Long - Genesis Landscapes on October 20, 2014 at 10:39am in Paving Materials and Advice
Hey all,I'm hoping people may have some recommendations and experience with pointing Granite paving. We have installed 60m2 Marshalls Eclipse Granite patio but Marshalls don't have a product they sell or officially recommend for pointing their Eclipse.I have used Instarmacs Flow Point which is a rapid setting grout that's applied as a slurry, however client doesn't like it much and it has left some staining. We are now looking at grinding it all out and using a different product. So, any suggestions would be most welcome!Thanks.
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  • Brian Harrison October 20, 2014 at 2:05pm
    Alright mate,
    Most slurrys will leave a residue, I've tried lots and to be honest none off them are great I'm assuming you have a 5mm joint so it really has to b a slurry or two part resin most most single part resins need an 8mm joint and not suited to granite. on the flowpoint,the staining disappears within a few weeks !! What does the client dislike about flow-point as I would say this is one of the better ones??? have you considerered Gtfk as alternative
  • Mr Bradley Goodman October 20, 2014 at 4:18pm
    Try a company called Steintec in Thurrock, but it is a slurry, we have used it before
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