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Posted by Evo on December 10, 2006, 11:46 am
thetiler wrote:
> Even if you use a grout bag or your finger, when you sponge the excess
> grout off, how do you plan on not getting grout or residue into the
> holes?
>
> Just spread the grout normally with a rubber float and sponge it off
> normally,
> then right-way go back and rub the tile surface strongly with a damp
> sponge,
> removing as much out of the holes as you can. When you're done
> grouting
> you can pick at the holes all you want with a sharp pointy object if
> you have
> all day.
>
> You may not have agreed with your granite installer, but if you find a
> way to
> grout your tiles and not get anything into the holes, and you actually
> do it and
> achieve it, let us know so we can learn something new.
>
> thetiler
I will, but not getting many replies from this post, thinking about an empty
caulking container if one can be found.
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but you can't make them THINK"
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