The new product development process is all about creating and defining the next new product. It involves lots of change at all levels of the BOM and NPD steps are often reiterated. By managing changes with basic processes or even a revision control system in place youâll stop wasting time on tasks like looking for the right documents.
Learn how to properly apply grout to your new tile floor. Grouting is the process of filling the spaces in between tiles. The grout comes in powder form in premixed colors and is available in premixed containers as well. Follow the manufacturerâs instructions to mix it. For a strong and colorfast grout, get the right consistency by using as little water as possible.
Non-sanded grout is a cement based grout normally used on smaller tile joints. It is recommended in floor and wall tiling projects with grout joints spacing between 1/16th to 1/8th inch. When non-sanded grout is used to fill wider joints, the grout could possibly crack due to the lack of bonding that the sands provide. This grout is designed for use in tile surfaces that are dry when the grout is applied. The water retentive additive allows the grout to stay moist until the cement cures properly.