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Novice attempting grout removal - how to avoid scratches?
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[QUOTE="Wayne_Phipps, post: 977692, member: 56785"] Hi, Welcome to the pain that is re-grouting! I don't think there are many people that enjoy this task, especially if a large area. Grout rakes are ok on smaller jobs and with the softer wall type grouts, but very labour intensive on anything else. Many of the professionals who re-grout for a living use oscillating as opposed to rotating multi tools. When I used to do re-grouts some years ago we used a tool called a Fein Multimaster and it did a decent job in the circumstances and was sold as a tool that could re-grout as one of its talents. I usually recommend people use the grout re-colouring options that are available. I used to use one called aquamix (or something similar) that was like an epoxy paint that you applied with a toothbrush or similar and then sponge off the excess leaving you with whatever colour grout you want, I believe there are many options these days. Good luck :) [/QUOTE]
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