The tile is a durable and attractive addition for any home. Over time, however, grout lines can be stained or dirty, causing old and worn tile. Removing the grout and tile sealant will allow you to return to the tiling of the tile and start over. The right information will help you get started.
Instructions
• Clean the tiles with water and a clean cloth.
• Break apart from grout with a saw carbide tipped nozzle. Be careful with grout see how the surrounding tiles can be easily damaged. Scrape all grout between tiles. If the grout saw is not doing a good job, use a flathead screwdriver and hammer to undercut the grout.
• Zone bomb. Tile must be clean and free of any dust or grout residue.
• Apply acetone to a small sponge. Carefully check the acetone on a tile that is at an imperceptible point to check for a possible reaction to the surface of the tile. If there is no reaction, apply the acetone to the top of the tiles to remove the tile sealant.
• Rinse the tiles with water.
• Mix the grout as indicated by the manufacturer. Apply to grout joints with a rubber trowel. Squeeze grout into grout joints so they are fully filled. Clean the extra nozzle with a large sponge that has rounded corners. Allow Grout 24 to 48 hours to dry.