• Dust reduced
• Suitable for floor tiles 
• Suitable for all rigid subfloors 
• Joint width 4-12 mm 
• High final bond strength 
• Easy to apply 
• Very suitable for large floors
• Low chromate 

The 692 Jointing Cement is available in the next colour:

Grey:

• For grouting ceramic floor tiles, as well as natural stone on all rigid subfloors e.g. concrete, cement screeds etc. Joint width 4-12 mm.
• Not suitable as acid- and heat-resistant grouting material on sinks, laboratory tables and industrial floors which will be affected by chemicals.
• For these applications we recommend 703 Adhesive and Spout Epoxy or 702 Multi-Epoxy.

600-3.000 g/m², depending on the size of the tile, joint width and depth. The following formula will enable you to calculate the required quantity of grouting cement per m²:

• For an optimal grouting of the tiles, the joints must be free from adhesive and/or mortar residues. 
• In order to avoid discoloration of the joint as much as possible, the subfloor e.g. mortar or adhesive should be sufficiently dry when grouting takes place. Tiles fixed with adhesive can be grouted after approx. 24 hours. When using several packaging always use the same charge number. Following these regulations, drying of the joints will take place equally. Since at the same time a number of factors may affect adversely the colour, Forbo Eurocol takes no responsibility for colour deviations.
• For a good quality of the joint, the water/powder ratio is very important. Add 25 kg of 692 Jointing Cement to approx. 5 litres of cool and clean tap water and stir the mortar for approx. 1 minute, by using an electric stirrer (approx. 600 rpm), to a smooth and homogeneous mixture. 
• After stirring wait for a few minutes and stir once again. Do not add extra water! Apply the mortar within 2 hours fully into the joints with a grouting trowel, wiper or rubber trowel. Remove excess material immediately.
• Depending on the circumstances (temperature, relative humidity, type of tile and subfloor) the joint will turn somewhat dull after 15 to 45 minutes. Clean tiles with a clean and moist sponge. (Tip: when no mortar is left on your finger after touching the material with a fingertip, the joint is ready for sponging).
• Moisten the entire tile work with a rotating movement with a light moist sponge blade and wait for approx. 1 minute. Through this the residual cement haze can easily be removed from the tile work. When using a sponge bin and sponge blade, roll this thoroughly.
• Finish tight with the sponge, first sponge the tiles diagonal and next parallel to the joint. Make sure every joint is touched. Thereafter clean the tile work diagonal with a clean, light moist sponge.
• When dry use a clean and dry cloth for the finishing polish. Prevent accelerated drying of the mortar (through warmth, draught, high absorption etc.) by wetting the joints once or several times. 
• After grouting wait at least 24 hours before walking on the floor.