How Do You Repair A Bad Grout Job?
Have a crack in your grout? Is your grout coming out? Here’s how to repair bad grout and prevent further damage. If the grout in your tile has hairline cracks it is time for it to be replaced. Leaking grout can damage the underlying wall and eventually cause serious problems. If you have any damaged grout, make sure to repair it immediately. Make sure you have the proper size chisel to remove the grout. Using a chisel that is too large can result in broken tiles. Set and angle the chisel between the tiles. Using a hammer, make controlled quick taps to the chisel. These taps will crack and drive out the old grout. Note: Get as much of the old grout out as possible. Wipe the tiles and grout-line with a clean dry towel.Chipping out the old grout is the hardest part of replacing bad grout. The goal is to chip out the old grout without hitting and breaking your tile. Take your time and make slow deliberate moves to prevent damaging the adjacent tile. Also be sure to wear goggles to protect
