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cornish_crofter
Customer chose non slip tiles for the floor.
I have just finished grouting them, the most difficult job was to clean the excess grout off. I knew you couldn't wipe grout the tiles like you would normally. However I realised I had given myself extrta work here.
I tried my best to work along the grout lines then profile them with a suitable silicone profiler (normally used for silicone joints). That worked quite well, but when I tried to remove the excess grout I ended up fetching the grout out of the joint.
The only option I had was to try to remove as much as I could then come back and clean the rest the following day. That was hard work, but it paid off. I had to resort to a fine wire brush in some areas.
Is there an easier way? There must be surely!
I have just finished grouting them, the most difficult job was to clean the excess grout off. I knew you couldn't wipe grout the tiles like you would normally. However I realised I had given myself extrta work here.
I tried my best to work along the grout lines then profile them with a suitable silicone profiler (normally used for silicone joints). That worked quite well, but when I tried to remove the excess grout I ended up fetching the grout out of the joint.
The only option I had was to try to remove as much as I could then come back and clean the rest the following day. That was hard work, but it paid off. I had to resort to a fine wire brush in some areas.
Is there an easier way? There must be surely!