So, you buy a product most of which gets washed away. Brilliant marketing strategy. I can't see that it does anything regular grout doesn't accomplish but with lots less waste.
I had the same thoughts... great video... but next time have the dude filming give the choppers a rest.... I'd say that lad would make short work of a steak. 🤣
Hi keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery up the walsall
Great vid. Brush in resin was my go too for the ease of use, but this stuff looks as easy to install whilst being much longer lasting. No brainier! Quick question - can you remember which colour this was?? Natural grey or charcoal?? Also, smooth or standard??
Hi, I have bought this but I have been warned it can stain Indian sandstone, leaving white marks all over it… have you experienced this? I was going to use it today but this scared me off doing it.
@@mrmicrofone i think the white stains are relating to efflorescence which can sometimes happen but is easily cured with an efflorescence remover after install. Follow the steps carefully for installation ensuring it doesn’t dry on the paving and you will be fine
Hey 👋 thanks very much taking the time out to make n share. Very informative mate 👍
@@blastfromthepastism thanks mate 🙏
Nice job
Thank you! Cheers!
Great vid mate
@@MikeSharp-b5t appreciate it mate 🙏
So, you buy a product most of which gets washed away. Brilliant marketing strategy.
I can't see that it does anything regular grout doesn't accomplish but with lots less waste.
The chewing though...
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I had the same thoughts... great video... but next time have the dude filming give the choppers a rest.... I'd say that lad would make short work of a steak. 🤣
@@pjmccracken 🤣🤣
@@pjmccracken just a steak? Wirh that much chewin' he's capable of becoming a cementmixer 😅😎
Nice. Wish my installer had used this instead of the resin crap which came out almost immediately 🤦♂️
Do you reckon i could use this to firm up a few indoor tiles pal ... Cheers 🍻
@@EireFirst25 i personally wouldn’t try it mate, you be better off going to a tile supplier and asking in store for best products and recommendations
You're a gentleman, thank you 😉
Hi keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery up the walsall
Thank you so much 😁
Great vid. Brush in resin was my go too for the ease of use, but this stuff looks as easy to install whilst being much longer lasting. No brainier! Quick question - can you remember which colour this was?? Natural grey or charcoal?? Also, smooth or standard??
@@Sponge_Bob987 this was natural grey standard. It far superior than any brush in. Best of luck with it 👌🏻
Great explanation....how much is a bag of flowpoint...
@@Jo-xg6rk Thank you. It’s £21 a bag
@@FTGUDESIGN 👍 just subbed there
Buddha be praised
🙌 absolutely
Hi, I have bought this but I have been warned it can stain Indian sandstone, leaving white marks all over it… have you experienced this? I was going to use it today but this scared me off doing it.
@@mrmicrofone i think the white stains are relating to efflorescence which can sometimes happen but is easily cured with an efflorescence remover after install. Follow the steps carefully for installation ensuring it doesn’t dry on the paving and you will be fine
Just do it properly with sand & cement mortar proven to last 50 years plus
Projoint Titan for the win
Great stuff flowpoint, but f@@@ me does it frighten the life out of you when it goes off on top of the slabs & your jetwashing for your life 😳😳😳😂
@@craigmartin7504 yes it’s been close a few times you really need to monitor it very closely
Great video but a nightmare for misophonia sufferers. 😂
@@SpellItRight I know 🤦🏼♂️ I’ve got a mic now to stop background noises 🤣
my god stop chewing