Cracked Tile Grout Fix Follow Up - Sanded Caulk and Grout Renew

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Follow up 5 years later on a cracked tile grout fix using Sanded Caulk and Grout Renew. Check out the products at Amazon here:
Polyblend Sanded Caulk - amzn.to/3SXCCEB
Polyblend Grout Renew Colorant Sealer - amzn.to/4fOKMZP
Original video showing fix here: • Fixing Cracked Tile Gr...
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28 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 6

@Bill123321 28 дней назад

Hi, You're follow up shows dedication and professionalism. I'm thinking about using this ceramic tile caulk to fix/fill in gaps in bathroom sink tile area which is fairly small with no walk on. I see this as a perfect solution since I can fill in the crevices without the mess of applying grout all over then wipe out with sponge...My only concern is I saw your old video and you mentioned this is a band aid. Also, caulk instructions say this is for joints. Why not using it to re-grout cervices between tiles?

@DIYAroundTheHome 28 дней назад

It's a Band-Aid the subfloor is still uneven and good shift more resulting in further issues. I think that's probably pretty unlikely as a house is 20 years old and is probably finished settling... But the true fix would be to pull up all the floor re-level it and then put new flooring

@Bill123321 28 дней назад

@@DIYAroundTheHome In my case, and based on your 5-year-later results it should be fine I guess. If materials in this tube are similar to the powder grout at the store I don't see why not.

@DIYAroundTheHome 28 дней назад

@@Bill123321 I would be really surprised if there was a powdered grout that would be flexible like what I just used. If the conditions that led to the grout cracking are not fixed, it is likely that some flexing will still happen. If you put new hard grout, it will likely crack again. This particular product is flexible and looks like grout but is very different as it is bendable unlike grout which cures like concrete in terms of hardness

@Bill123321 28 дней назад

@@DIYAroundTheHome My bathroom sink tiles/grout are about 17 years old. Grout in-between tiles (at some spots) is worn out and needs a little touch up. I'm thinking about scraping off a thin layer of old grout and re-apply new grout using this caulking tube instead of traditional powder grout mixed with water.

@DIYAroundTheHome 28 дней назад

@@Bill123321 I think the your I used is primarily for bathroom tile (so locations)... so it should work out great