How long does GoPoxy grout last?

GoPoxy grout is designed for longevity and durability. When applied correctly, it can last for decades without the need for replacement. Its epoxy formulation ensures it is resistant to cracking, shrinking, and discoloration, making it a long-lasting solution for any tiling project. Use within 12 months of date on neck of bottle.

 

How do you apply GoPoxy grout?

Please see our instruction manual or demonstration videos at www.GoPoxy.co.uk.

 

Is there a video showing how to apply GoPoxy Epoxy Tile grout?

Yes, we have a detailed instructional video on our website and YouTube channel. This video guides you through each step of the application process, offering tips and tricks to ensure a professional finish.

 

Can GoPoxy be used in shower rooms and wet areas?

Yes. GoPoxy is highly resistant to moisture and chemicals, making it an ideal choice for shower rooms, bathrooms, kitchens, and any other wet areas.

 

How do I remove cured GoPoxy from the face of tiles?

If you need to remove the grout for any reason, apply heat using a heat gun to soften cured grout. Once soft, remove using suitable tools. Test an area to ensure that you do not damage the tiles or other materials. Avoid applying heat to the same area for extended periods of time. Always use suitable personal protective equipment.

 

What is the minimum grout joint for using GoPoxy?

The minimum grout joint width for GoPoxy is 1/16 inch (1.5mm). This allows for adequate filling and ensures the strength and integrity of the grout lines.

 

What is the maximum grout joint for using GoPoxy?

GoPoxy can be used for grout joints up to 1/4 inch (6mm) wide. This flexibility makes it suitable for a wide range of tile sizes and patterns.

 

How many tubes of GoPoxy will I need for my job?

Coverage calculator at www.GoPoxy.co.uk to help estimate the quantity required.

 

Is GoPoxy suitable for interior/exterior use?

GoPoxy is intended for interior use only unless otherwise specified. I only need a small amount of GoPoxy,

 

can I keep the rest for using later?

Yes. Remove the mixing nozzle and reapply the cap. The leftover material can be kept for future use.

 

How much time do I have to work with GoPoxy?

During application, if there is a break of more than 20 minutes, the epoxy in the mixing nozzle may solidify. If you find it difficult to apply or the grout cannot be dispensed, replace the mixing nozzle. If you have any unused material in the tube, remove the mixing nozzle and reapply the cap. The leftover material can then be kept for future use.

 

Is GoPoxy suitable for wall and floor applications?

Yes, GoPoxy is versatile and can be used for both wall and floor tile applications. Its robust formulation ensures it can withstand foot traffic as well as the vertical application on walls.

 

What temperatures is GoPoxy suitable for?

GoPoxy is suitable for application in temperatures ranging from 50°F to 95°F (10°C to 35°C). Extreme temperatures can affect the product's workability and curing time.

 

Is GoPoxy a suitable grout for underfloor heating?

Yes, GoPoxy is an excellent choice for use with underfloor heating systems. Its epoxy composition allows it to expand and contract with temperature changes, maintaining its integrity and adherence to the tiles.

 

Can GoPoxy be used with all types of tiles?

GoPoxy is compatible with ceramic, porcelain, glass, and stone tiles. However, it's always recommended to check the compatibility with specific types of porous or special finish tiles, as epoxy grout can sometimes stain or be difficult to completely remove from the surface of highly porous tiles.

 

Does GoPoxy come in different colors?

Yes, GoPoxy is available in a variety of colors to match or complement your tile selection. It's important to select the right color to achieve the desired aesthetic for your tiling project.

 

How do I prepare the surface before applying GoPoxy?

Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and free of any dust, debris, or sealers. Tiles should be firmly set and the grout lines clear of any spacers or obstructions. Proper surface preparation is key to achieving a strong bond and a smooth finish.

 

Can GoPoxy be used to repair existing grout?

Yes, GoPoxy can be used for grout repairs. However, it's important to remove a sufficient depth of the old grout to allow the GoPoxy to bond properly and fill the joint effectively. Typically, at least 2/3 of the depth of the tile is recommended for removal before applying GoPoxy.

 

Is there a special sealant required after applying GoPoxy?

No, one of the advantages of GoPoxy is that it does not require sealing. Its epoxy-based formula provides a waterproof and stain-resistant finish without the need for additional sealants.

 

How do I clean tools used with GoPoxy?

Tools should be cleaned with an appropriate solvent as recommended by GoPoxy's manufacturer immediately after use. Epoxy grout sets quickly and can be very difficult to remove from tools once cured. Clean using alcohol or acetone.

 

What safety precautions should I take when using GoPoxy?

Always wear gloves and protective eyewear when mixing and applying GoPoxy, as the components can be irritating to the skin and eyes. Ensure you are working in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling any fumes. Refer to the product's safety data sheet for specific precautions. Always use suitable personal protective equipment.

 

Can GoPoxy be sanded or drilled after curing?

It is not recommended to sand GoPoxy once cured as it can impact the overall finish. If you need to remove the grout for any reason, apply heat using a heat gun and remove using suitable tools.

 

How does temperature and humidity affect GoPoxy's curing time?

Higher temperatures and humidity levels can accelerate GoPoxy's curing time, while lower temperatures and humidity levels can slow it down. It's important to consider the environment when planning your project timeline.

 

Is GoPoxy environmentally friendly?

GoPoxy is formulated to be as environmentally friendly as possible, with low VOC (Volatile Organic Compounds) content. However, like all chemical products, it should be used and disposed of in accordance with local regulations to minimize environmental impact