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How thick should the grout be for kitchen tiles 10mm thick?

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How thick should the grout be for kitchen tiles 10mm thick?

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You’re getting mixed up with grout and adhesive. Grout is used after tiling to fill the spaces.Whatever you do spend time working out where to start and dont assume worktops/sills etc are level…they usually aren,t.Work ot where to start so that you dont end up with fiddling littel strips to cut which will look a pig and work off a straight edge wooden batten. You can comb the adhesive onto the walls with a notched trowel but dont do too much at once or the adhesive will form a light skin and not stick to the tiles. Also the surfaces you are tiling onto need to be clean & dust free… always a good idea to paint walls(especially those that have new plaster) with PVA watered down to about 4 to 1….. But spend a couple of hours if needs be to make sure that all the cuts work out especially round windows, which will be the focal point & what will be most noticed….

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