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Grout
Hi,
I just had a contractor install new porcelain tile into my kitchen and bathrrom. The spacing is 1/16" between tiles. I noticed that the grout levels were somewhat uneven. In other words, the grout filled up the spaces between tiles at a higher level in some places than in others. I was wondering the following: 1) How high should the grout be? In other words, should the grout fill up the spaces between tiles as high as possible without sticking out higher than the tile or should the grout line be slightly lower than the tile? 2) Is it possible to simply grout over the existing grout to fill up the spacings if necessary? The grout has been applied only 2-3 days ago. Or do I have to remove all the applied grout and reapply from scratch. Thank you for your help. |
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