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| adhesive in grout line aaaaaaaahhhhhh | | hi any one have any tips on gettin set adhesive out of the grout line have used sp radid floor adhesive cheers  | | |
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| its only on a few lines plus it only a 5 msq bathroom floor any other tips ???????? | | |
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| This is probably a daft idea and will get shot down  but I use a sharp chisel to carefully scrape at 45degrees to the edge of each tile. I find this removes enough and cleanly enough to then grout. Must be careful not to damage the tile. Seems to work well enough with ceramics but easily cuts into travertine and soft stone. | | |
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| I find a grout rake does a very good job!
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| piece of wood i use sometimes, cut to size. Strong enough to get addy out but wont damage tiles! |
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| aye a wee scraper or a plain screwdirver duz the job u can use a chisel aswell or a stanly blade if you dont have any of those, its not anything complicated and should take u about 2 mins if its only a small floor | | |
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| i use a scraper carefully, or the groute rake, again, carefully.
i know this maybe ****ing on your chips, cos its obviously set with you.
but i have a little snipped in half cable tie that is just the right size to run through all grout lines whilst it still soft.
obviously i`m only a novice, and i`m probably gonna get told how useless i am now.lol. | | |
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#10 | | Ex Pro Tiler | rapid set if left to dry for two hours can be easy removed with Stanley & Henry ......Gaz |
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| Grout rake with hoover
Make sure you sponge off as you go along when tiling. Plus, the reason why your adhesive is popping through is because it may be to 'wet', to thick or your pushing them on to the floor to hard.
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