Servoperl royal

High-strength, specialty cement-based grout for joint widths from 1 - 10 mm. Due to a highly dense mortar structure, this cement-based grout provides particular characteristics regarding its mechanical durability and abrasion resistance. Special cements provide a substantially higher resistance to chemical cleaning agents compared to that of conventional cement grouts. This makes them suitable for use in coordination with the respective object users and cleaning agent suppliers.

Due to their superb processing characteristics and the fast setting process, washing-out of the joints is avoided.

Servoperl royal can be used in interior, exterior and submersible applications. It is suitable for grouting ceramic surfaces, in particular stoneware, earthenware and porcelain stoneware in damp and wet areas, as well as heating screeds or drywall dividing walls and areas subjected to heavy use.

Use and mix same batches for color consistency. The tile surface, grout joints must be free of any foreign materials. High ridges of adhesive or mortar should be raked out. Any spacers used should be removed. The tile mortar must be fully dry. Mix Servoperl royal with clean, cool water to a free of lumps and homogeneous consistency. Pour water in to a bucket and then add powder. To ensure color consistencies use the same  water ratio when using multiple bags for the same job. Allow mixture to slake (3 - 5 minutes), and then remix before using. Apply grout using rubber float in a diagonal direction across the joint lines to prevent the grout from being dragged out of the joints. Go over each area several times to ensure that the grout is fully packed in. Hold your float at 90° angle to the surface of the tile and move it diagonally across the joints. Do not use dried out remains of the grout and dust wet grout joints with dry powder. Do not grout when directly exposed to the sun and where air draft is present. It is recommended to cover freshly grouted areas with Poly/plastic when working on exterior applications or when dealing with non-absorbent tiles/ substrates. Test small area to ensure the desired results. 

Due to the printing technique and grout sample production processes involved, the colors should be taken as purely suggestive of the shades of the actual product. The final installed shade may vary with the tile type, color and porosity, job site and humidity/moisture levels, substrate conditions, and finishing techniques.

For best results, perform a test on a small, inconspicuous area or create a sample board before installation

Do not start washing off until sufficient joint strength has been achieved. Then wash off the joints with as little water as possible and rinse again. Protect freshly grouted surfaces from drafts, sunlight and rapid drying. This is particularly important for coverings with very narrow joints.

To avoid staining, please observe the following:

Low temperatures delay the hardening of the grout, which may lead to changes in color shade. In addition, efflorescence or marbling may occur due to moisture residing and transitioning from the substrate. If necessary clean with highly diluted, acidic cleaning agents with thorough scrubbing and re-washing has proven effective. The joint must be watered/pre-moist beforehand.

On the wall, work from top to bottom; on the floor, avoid puddles. Cementitious products are not resistant, or not resistant for long periods, to acids and water with too high a chlorine content.

Please observe the chemical resistance tables and, if necessary, grout with Okapox royal epoxy-based grout.

Immediately clean tools with water after use.

When using high-pressure cleaners, we recommend a V-fin attachment with the moderate use of a surface cleaner without exceeding 1350 PSI of pressure. Preferably, neutral and alkaline cleaners should be used for maintenance cleaning. If permanent chemical stresses are higher than those indicated in the resistance table, the chemical-resistant, 2-component epoxy resin grout and adhesive mortar Okapox royal should be used. To ensure the ideal hydration of the grout, sufficient moisture must be provided.