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Posted by nospambob on April 3, 2007, 4:09 am
Check with a tile store before the grout cures much more!
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>Hi,
>I laid about 200 square feet of stone in my foyer. I grouted the
>stone yesterday and when I finished, the grout where I started was too
>dry to wipe off with water and a sponge. Also, I tried vinegar,
>didn't phase it. There is a substantial amount of grout on the tops
>of the stone, not just a haze. My drill and a wire wheel brush work,
>but it's very time consuming.
>Is there a better way to remove this extra grout? There's nothing
>special about the surface of the stone. It's rough. It can take a
>little etching or scratching and I'm not worried about it.
>Thanks,
>Jo Jo
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>I laid about 200 square feet of stone in my foyer. I grouted the
>stone yesterday and when I finished, the grout where I started was too
>dry to wipe off with water and a sponge. Also, I tried vinegar,
>didn't phase it. There is a substantial amount of grout on the tops
>of the stone, not just a haze. My drill and a wire wheel brush work,
>but it's very time consuming.
>Is there a better way to remove this extra grout? There's nothing
>special about the surface of the stone. It's rough. It can take a
>little etching or scratching and I'm not worried about it.
>Thanks,
>Jo Jo