Cleaning off Flowpoint Rapid Setting Grout

After just 20 minutes the Flowpoint Rapid Setting Grout is already starting to go off so we are able to start cleaning the granite setts using a hosepipe.

[@elusiveworld]

19,500. views and only 3 comments. all are speechless at the sheer joy or trowel-less pointing.

[@AfricanSouthernCross]

Brilliant !

[@scoyle1750]

i use a sand and cement slurry to grout cobbles and basically same process except waiting times longer

[@joefowler9600]

So are you just putting 1 bag down at a time, waiting for it to start setting and then rinsing off. Then doing another a bag and so on?
Can you see where one batch finished and another started?

[@mikefish7779]

Hello, sorry for the late reply. It depends on the weather as to how many bags we put down. If the weather is good we don't do more than a bag at a time, if it's a bit overcast which is preferable then we might do two at a time.
No you can't see where one bag begins and the other ends. If there's anything else you need let me know. Thanks

[@TheFortwilliamjambo]

Sawdust is the best way to clean the face of the sett after washing grout off

[@Lloyd_Loves_Iamsanna]

Hi mike.
I’m building a drive way.
I’ve dug down 250mm already .
Looking to put
150mm mot
50mm of bedding 4x sharp sand 1x cement
50mm of cobble.
What are your thoughts on this mike, or should I stick to your earlier instruction of
5x grit/sand 1x cement 50mm bed?.
Cheers

[@user-tj9ui2it2q]

Yes

[@NoItAllLiveStreams]

Why all the straight joints? 100% those joints will crack

[@peterrimmer4103]

Cobbles? Cobblers, they’re setts, granite setts. Purlease.