unsanded grout mixed with admix apply with a drywall blade....thats how pretty much everyone i know does, especially on honed floors. let it dry a bit then clean up with a sponge or scrub floor with a pad


On Saturday, February 21, 2015 5:14 PM, Mike Marsoun <nulifesc@bigpond.com> wrote:


And no diamond sanding?

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On 22 Feb 2015, at 8:58 am, Barry Raduta <barry@diamondstoneandtilecare.com> wrote:

Hi Partners,
I have filled my share of holes in travertine floor tiles, and I usually use a 2 part filler from Tenax.  I looked at a large area yesterday that was a less expensive grade of travertine and there were holes everywhere.  I can't see using a 2 part without taking forever because of the pot life of the 2 part filler.  Traverfill (or unsanded grout) is an alternative but the owner of this rental wants a medium shine on the floor.  With traverfill I can use a grout float and get the hole filling done faster but I am worrying how the non-shiny fills will look compared to the shiny stone.  Are there any alternatives that will fill the holes quickly and still blend in with rest of the floor?  Thanks in advance for your suggestions.  Sorry, no photos.
Thanks,
Barry
Diamond Stone & Tile Care-South

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Thank You,
Barry V Raduta
Diamond Stone & Tile Care-South
Stone & Tile Pros
843-540-1445


 
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