Davco® Epoxy Grout

Class RG as per AS ISO 13007 

12 months from date of manufacture if unopened.

Store in dry cool conditions out of direct sunlight.

≤250mm³

≥30N/mm²

≤1.5mm/m

-18°C to 80°C

≤0.1g

Mix 1.5 Ltr of Part A Epoxy Resin & 1.5Ltr Part B Epoxy Hardener with 7.5kg - 8kg of Part C Davco Sanitized Colorgrout, or Davco Elite G10 grout, or Davco Slate & Quarry grout.

1 Hour at 22°C & 50% relative humidity.

All measurements are taken at 22ºC and 50% relative humidity. Specifications vary according to site conditions and should be taken as a guide only.

Coverage per Kit in m²

The coverage of the grout will vary depending upon the texture, size and thickness of the tile and the width of the grout joint. Use the table below as a general guide:

• Appropriate personal protective equipment
• Mixing drill with stirring attachment
• clean sponges
• Mixing buckets
• Non-scratch scouring pads

1. It is recommended that the system be prepared using a slow speed electric drill fitted with a suitable mixing paddle. Maintain the following ratios: –1.5 litre of Epoxy Grout Resin (Part A) –1.5 litre of Epoxy Grout Hardener (Part B) –7.5kg or 8kg of Davco Sanitized® Colorgrout or Davco Slate & Quarry Grout or SikaCeram 690 Elite grout (Part C).
2. Initially add the Epoxy Grout Resin (Part A) to the Epoxy Grout Hardener (Part B) in a clean bucket and mix thoroughly.
3. Ensure Epoxy Grout Resin (Part A) and Epoxy Grout Hardener (Part B) are well combined and mixed.
4. To this mix, while stirring with a mixing paddle attached to a drill, slowly add the grout (Part C). Do not mix by hand.
5. Continue to mix for several minutes until the colour is uniform free of lumps of powder. 

1. Prior to installing the grout wipe over the tiled surface with a semi dry / well wrung out clean sponge. Ensure no ponding water is left in the joints
2. Work the grout into the joints in a diagonal motion using a rubber float or squeegee.
3. Ensure that the grout is worked into the joint and does not sit on top or “bridge” it.
4. Remove excess grout from the surface of the tiles using a diagonal motion.
5. Grout only 2 to 4 square metres at a time before clean up.
6. Use a damp sponge to clean up the remainder of the grout. Rinse the sponge regularly with clean warm water for best results. When sponges become to gummy or sticky discard and replace with a fresh clean sponge.
7. Do not flood the floor with water. Ensure the sponge is kept clean and the water is changed regularly.
8. Remove any excess moisture from the grout joints, to avoid discolouration or colour variations.
9. Allow the grout to dry and cure before exposing to the intended environment.

Clean tools and equipment with water before the grout dries.