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How to grout tile: grouting tips and techniques

Finish your new tile project with a professional quality grout job.

By Family Handyman

Keep some grout for repairs

It’s a good idea to hold on to a small quantity of unused grout for future touch-ups. Grout will easily absorb ambient moisture, so store it in an airtight container such as a resealable plastic bag or a canning jar.

Caulk all inside corners

Don’t grout inside corners. Inside corners that are grouted will always crack over time. Use a grouting caulk in a matching colour on inside corners after grouting and cleaning. Don’t overfill the void; you’ll just make it harder to tool and clean.

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Source: Family Handyman

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How to grout tile: grouting tips and techniques

Keep some grout for repairs

Caulk all inside corners

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