Kitchen floor tiles: making good the grout
Posted: Mon Oct 17, 2011 10:09 pm
Hi All, hope you're well.
Firstly, I'd like to point out that I am not the worlds best DIYer so please forgive me if I say something silly
In short I tiled my kitchen floor about 6 months ago. I grouted and holding my hands up I made a poor job of it. I used 7mm spacers and I put too much grout in and although it looks ''ok-ish'' I now have the time to remedy.
There's grout obviously in the gaps but some I have covered the edge of the tile. Also I didn't put any sealant stuff on the grout so it has got filthy (beige to almost black )
To sort this out I was thinking of getting the mouse sander out with coarse paper. Sand the grout lines including the edges I've gone over to remove the grout. Then presumably Topps sell some sort of sealant so dirt and grime won't stick to the grout?
Any info you can give me would be much appreciated.
Cheers.
Bear.
Firstly, I'd like to point out that I am not the worlds best DIYer so please forgive me if I say something silly
In short I tiled my kitchen floor about 6 months ago. I grouted and holding my hands up I made a poor job of it. I used 7mm spacers and I put too much grout in and although it looks ''ok-ish'' I now have the time to remedy.
There's grout obviously in the gaps but some I have covered the edge of the tile. Also I didn't put any sealant stuff on the grout so it has got filthy (beige to almost black )
To sort this out I was thinking of getting the mouse sander out with coarse paper. Sand the grout lines including the edges I've gone over to remove the grout. Then presumably Topps sell some sort of sealant so dirt and grime won't stick to the grout?
Any info you can give me would be much appreciated.
Cheers.
Bear.