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Author: Mike
Date: 3/4/2009 11:37 pm EDT I made the mistake of not completely reading the instructions when applying the grout and filled in the gap along the tub. Any suggestions as to how I remove it without ruining a near-perfect job? |
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Author: Chris
Date: 3/5/2009 9:31 am EDT If the bathroom isn't too big, and all the other perimeter spaces are clear I'm sure you will be fine. The flexible grout isn't quite flexible enough to provide a water tight seal at the tub so you will want to apply a bead of caulk at the tub. If you do decide to remove the grout a utility knife works well if the grout is still fresh. |
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Author: Joe
Date: 3/5/2009 5:03 pm EDT If the grout is not still fresh, you can spray the area of grout you want to remove with Krud Kutter, let it soak in for 5 min then it will cut out much easier. Be sure to apply the Krud Kutter generously, but try to keep it only in the area you want to remove. |
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