Great video, you make it look easy. Where did you get the sponge float with the squares in it, very handy. Many Thanks, I start regrouting my pool in a couple of days, hope it goes as well as your job.
Roy! Top man! You are a legend. How does a legend remove old grout line in a pool? Have been using a scraper and it take forever. Other have suggested let it all soak in acid and then power wash the lot. But that also disolves the adhesive and makes the tiles fall off. What would your advise me please?
Indeed you must waterproof before tiling. Grout is epoxy or of sealed type when dry. But still water may penetrate over time so a tanking waterproofing process before tiling is essential to a watertight multilayered barrier to the extremes of water and movement over time. Good luck. Check with your local building code for regulations and standards. Or a waterproofing company will help you out ☎️
Black grout ! I hate using black grout ! Done lots of epoxy lately in black and it’s Better than cement wipe off believe it or not ! Takes skill to do pools
I'm not sure what Roy used, but I got quotes from three companies for my pool tile. All three listed some form of epoxy grout. Just conversationally, one of the sales guys told us that the epoxy grout costs a little more, but water-resistant and waterproof grouts you can use in bathrooms and kitchens aren't the same as epoxy. Epoxy is meant for submersed applications and has chemical resistance and other things that I don't really remember. I just got the impression pools need epoxy grout.
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Brilliant as they say in your neck of the woods! Thank you.
Roy, greatly you appreciate sharing your wealth of knowledge and years of experience.
Thank you! So appreciative of your time spent to share your knowledge with novices. God bless and thanks. Very informative
great stuff. thanks for sharing this content. those tiles looked amazing
Great video, you make it look easy. Where did you get the sponge float with the squares in it, very handy. Many Thanks, I start regrouting my pool in a couple of days, hope it goes as well as your job.
great work... Uncle Roy
wow
the Bob Ross of tile.
Great process and quality job Roy, I like your video's! Please keep them coming :)
Where can I purchase that huge float and bucket combo with the rollers
Roy! Top man! You are a legend. How does a legend remove old grout line in a pool? Have been using a scraper and it take forever. Other have suggested let it all soak in acid and then power wash the lot. But that also disolves the adhesive and makes the tiles fall off.
What would your advise me please?
Fantastic video. Are you using epoxy resin grout or normal grout. I am thinking of using epoxy grout.
What materials are you using for the grouting sir?
Hi, nice videos. Learnt alot. Im about to tile my pool. do you waterproof before tiling?
Indeed you must waterproof before tiling. Grout is epoxy or of sealed type when dry. But still water may penetrate over time so a tanking waterproofing process before tiling is essential to a watertight multilayered barrier to the extremes of water and movement over time. Good luck. Check with your local building code for regulations and standards. Or a waterproofing company will help you out ☎️
Hi Roy, building a ICF pool what kind of water proof product do you recommend before applying the tile?
Love your videos👍
Very good sir👍
Are you taking on anymore work? Our pool needs regrouting/ resurfacing. No tiling. Thanks
Black grout ! I hate using black grout ! Done lots of epoxy lately in black and it’s Better than cement wipe off believe it or not ! Takes skill to do pools
Hi, is that epoxy grout or normal water repellant grout?
I'm not sure what Roy used, but I got quotes from three companies for my pool tile. All three listed some form of epoxy grout. Just conversationally, one of the sales guys told us that the epoxy grout costs a little more, but water-resistant and waterproof grouts you can use in bathrooms and kitchens aren't the same as epoxy. Epoxy is meant for submersed applications and has chemical resistance and other things that I don't really remember. I just got the impression pools need epoxy grout.
Man, Roy is great huh?
What kind of grout that sir?
did he stain the coping stones ?
thanks