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Discuss Removing excess dried grout in the Tile Cleaning and Restoration at TilersForums; Hi, I'd like some advice on removing excess dried grout. My builders did not clean up very well and have left excess grout on the floor tiles. The black grout ...
          
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    Default Removing excess dried grout

    Hi, I'd like some advice on removing excess dried grout. My builders did not clean up very well and have left excess grout on the floor tiles. The black grout has now hardened and left a greyish film on the tiles making them look dull. I'd appreciate your advice, thanks.

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    Default Re: Removing excess dried grout

    I think my british collegues would recommend something called "Lithofin Cement Away" and a rough sponge.

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    Default Re: Removing excess dried grout

    Lithofin cement away may work depending on the type of tile i believe.

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    Depends a lot on what the tiles are made of.

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    Something a little different but I have found turps and a rough cloth works really good

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