Asked on Mar 14, 2018
Grout recommendations for porceline tile?
What kind of grout can I use that won't keep coming out.Maybe the grout I tried yo repair with was too old.Butvi can't afford to replace all my tile.
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Dysko7710
on Mar 14, 2018
Here are some options:https://www.familyhandyman.com/tiling/grouting/how-to-repair-grout-that-s-cracking/view-all/http://homeguides.sfgate.com/regrout-top-grout-34870.html -
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Shore grandmom
on Mar 14, 2018
Make sure you used the proper grout for the project. Unsanded grout should be used in joints that are less than 1/8-inch-wide. It has a smooth texture and clings well to vertical surfaces, which makes it useful for grouting ceramic wall tiles. Sanded grout should be used for flooring and wall tile joints wider than 1/8 inch because it resists shrinkage and cracking. I hope this helps. Good luck. -
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Laura Cooper
on Mar 14, 2018
Grout is not a reason to replace tile. In fact, regular maintenance requires regrouting periodically. It works best if you use a grout remover tool first and remove all the grout. Then choose a grout that is suitable for porcelain (read the package). Grout removers are readily available in the tile section and are less than $10.
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