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Debora
Hi All-
i am a homeowner and in the process of a kitchen renovation. Our tiler just installed our backsplash. It is a clear glass tile with a white background on mesh. It's clear on all sides except the back. The tiler used white thinset to install. When he grouted the first area he noticed that the mesh was still visable behind the glass. At first we thought it was the grout we chose-- Bostik diamond grout. So he did a test with standard white grout on some spare tiles and the mesh was still visable. It looks like dotted lines between the tiles.
I didn't have him continue with the rest of the grouting but am now not sure what to do. The manufacturer is saying that he didn't but enough thinset as it would have hid it. Our tiler is very experience and said he layed the tile properly.
Has this happened to anyone? Do you have any recommendations on what to do to rectify it without ripping out the tile?
would be grateful for any-all feed back.
Thanks.
i am a homeowner and in the process of a kitchen renovation. Our tiler just installed our backsplash. It is a clear glass tile with a white background on mesh. It's clear on all sides except the back. The tiler used white thinset to install. When he grouted the first area he noticed that the mesh was still visable behind the glass. At first we thought it was the grout we chose-- Bostik diamond grout. So he did a test with standard white grout on some spare tiles and the mesh was still visable. It looks like dotted lines between the tiles.
I didn't have him continue with the rest of the grouting but am now not sure what to do. The manufacturer is saying that he didn't but enough thinset as it would have hid it. Our tiler is very experience and said he layed the tile properly.
Has this happened to anyone? Do you have any recommendations on what to do to rectify it without ripping out the tile?
would be grateful for any-all feed back.
Thanks.