How Do You Grout The Glass For A Mosaic Backsplash?
You have applied the glass to the glue to make your glass mosaic backsplash, and it’s time to grout. This can be a tricky process. Use an epoxy grout when grouting the glass for a mosaic backsplash. Epoxy grout seals well, and can save you the step of sealing the backsplash afterward. Mix the grout, making sure you make a little more than you anticipate needing. Because grout cures quickly, it’s better to have too much to work with than be stuck with a partially finished mosaic. Put in a cup and a half of grout, or more depending on the area you are grouting when you make a glass mosaic, then add enough water until you create a “very thick paste” that is similar to peanut better in consistency. Allow the grout to sit for 10 minutes , after you mixed it thoroughly. Wear a dust mask and don rubber gloves when you apply the grout to your glass mosaic backsplash. Take a handful of grout, and mash it thoroughly into the spaces between the glass tiles of you backsplash mosaic. Rub the grout
