Step 2 remove loose and damaged grout.
How to repair wall tile grout.
If the space is larger than 1 8 of an inch use a sanded grout.
Be careful to avoid damaging the tiles.
How to repair and grout ceramic shower tile.
At most tile specialty shops you can get or order sanded caulk most floor grouts are sanded that will closely match your existing grout color.
Grout is available as sanded or unsanded.
It speeds up the job so you can move on the easier parts regrouting and polishing the tile.
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Use a grout saw to remove the top 1 8 inch 0 32 cm of damaged grout.
Use a grout saw that has a blade with a width that will fit between the tiles you re working on.
If the ceramic tiles crack or comes loose or the grout.
If the width is 1 8 of an inch or smaller use an unsanded grout.
Measure the space between the tiles.
A grout saw is a small handheld blade that fits between the gaps in tile.
Anyone with solid do it yourself experience will be able to tackle this task.
Step 3 clean the seams.
Use a spray bottle and some cold water to wet the areas where you removed the grout.
Simplify the tough grout removal part with an inexpensive power grinder.
Run the tool guides between the tiles and.
Reload the float and continue to apply the grout to complete the first section.
Sweep diagonally across the tile forcing the grout into the joints.
Use a grout saw to remove the loose or damaged grout in between the tiles.
This fix is only practical for interior tile floors and when the gaps between the tiles are 1 4 in.
Fortunately common grout problems are usually easy to fix.
Attach the removal unit and set the bit depth to 1 4 in.
Make a second pass with the float holding it at a steeper 70 to 90 degree angle almost perpendicular to the wall and scrape off any grout residue from the faces of the tiles.
Choose the correct type of grout based on the width of your tile joints and where the repair is being done.