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Discuss getting old grout out of walls in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; Hi, Is there any tricks of the trade for getting regrouting apart from getting somebody else to do it? Cheers Paul...
          
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    Hi,

    Is there any tricks of the trade for getting regrouting apart from
    getting somebody else to do it?

    Cheers

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    you could try useing a fein to cut it out!!

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    I use a stanley knife and a hardie backer knife
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    Default Re: getting old grout out of walls

    no you better do it your self if you want it done right

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    Could you not use grout restorer several on the market

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    Hello mate,

    Look this up Bosch PMF 180 E. Its the same as a fein but around 70 notes it wont break the bank and will pay for itself in no time. Also good for trimming the bottom off of door frames to get the tile under instead of spending ages cutting tile to match door frame profile.

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    masonry nail throo a baton.....

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    Default Re: getting old grout out of walls

    i have a bosch and a fein,use the bosch more often due to it having better blade grip (pin grip and hex key).got fed up with re-setting fein blade every 4mins due to it vibrating loose.Under £50 for bosch in a b&g sale.used yesterday to rake out some joints.nail in batton is good (use masonary pic hook nail/pin),but i find it a bit tricky in the corners.i use old fine wood blades on the bosch for 2mm joints

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    I've used a pad saw to good effect before

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    bosch not a 110volt though what a bummer
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    bosch not a 110volt though what a bummer
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    Hi,

    Thanks to everybody who replied i think im going to get the Bosch PMF 180 E from b and q thay have a 15% sale on starting tomorrow does anybody else know were i can get one cheaper near central scotland as im taking the grout out on tuesday, again thanks to everybody who took the time to reply.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gazzatile View Post
    Could you not use grout restorer several on the market
    Do they really work?

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    I've used the aquamix grout colourant and found it good to use
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    Fein are available in 110volt

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slowly Learning View Post
    Hello mate,

    Look this up Bosch PMF 180 E. Its the same as a fein but around 70 notes it wont break the bank and will pay for itself in no time. Also good for trimming the bottom off of door frames to get the tile under instead of spending ages cutting tile to match door frame profile.
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    pleased its worked for you
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    Happy days, glad you like it.

    P.S. good luck with macheda on saturday!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Slowly Learning View Post
    Happy days, glad you like it.

    P.S. good luck with macheda on saturday!
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