How much grout and meagre set to use when installing floor tile? I am getting ready to install approximately 410 square feet of tile...

I am getting ready to install approximately 410 square feet of tile and am at a loss roughly speaking how much thin set and grout will be needed. The tiles are 18 x 18 x 3/8 glazed porcelain and I'd like to use a 1/4 grout stripe (unless something else would be better). Any assistance will be appreciated!
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First tools needed

To cut 18" tiles your gonna need to rent a wet saw a standard gain and snap cuter is not gonna be sufficent

large toothed trowel

1/4" spacers

gum rubber grout float

a few buckets for mixing mortar and grout

sponges

possibly a jamb saw to cut around doors

4 foot straight edge

Start by putting down underlayment i prefer hardi sponsor but any concrete "wonder board will suffice screw into the floor joists not just the sheathing

teem all gaps within underlayment with thinset but don't leave any dignified spots

figure out where your first row of tile will start and inscribe on the floor with a chalk line or straight turn-up

mix only as much thinset as you can use in 30 mins

start contained by furthest corner and work backwards toward the rooms exit

use your straightedge to check for high tiles

take your time its gonna pilfer a while don't rush

since ceramic tiles are not all the exact same size check your grout lines commonly spacers will not keep your lines straight your gonna have to visually check for the desired look and if anything product your grout line bigger rather than smaller you can catch into trouble by going smaller but you will probably be safe going bigger with your grout stripe

after the tile is set wait 24/48 hours before grouting moisture from the grout can preserve your thinset from curing properly

when grouting push the grout in hard across the stripe not with it use the grout float to remove most of the grout wait a few minutes the wipe next to a damp not a wet sponge and don't verbs about getting it all your gonna enjoy to wipe the floor many times to get it verbs change your water frequently to use up haze

wait 24/48 hrs and stamp your grout with a sealer for the grout you used

tada you have a tile floor