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Regrouting tiles
WelshWoofer
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Hi,
I have absolutley no DIY experience and am generally quite useless with things like that but my shower cubicle tiles are looking quite manky and the grouting really needs re-doing (the tiles themselves are OK).
Can anyone please tell me what the easiest way (and cheapest if possible) to spruce them up is?
Thanks !
I have absolutley no DIY experience and am generally quite useless with things like that but my shower cubicle tiles are looking quite manky and the grouting really needs re-doing (the tiles themselves are OK).
Can anyone please tell me what the easiest way (and cheapest if possible) to spruce them up is?
Thanks !
January grocery spending - £82.73/ £120
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hi
we just got this on monday and its great.
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/Adhesives+Sealants/Tile+Adhesive+Grout/Forever+White+Grout+Reviver+Arctic+White+200ml/d180/sd3107/p50440
toolstation do free nextday delivery if you spend a tenner or more,i am sure there are a couple more things you might need to take you over this amount,its a good site and i use it all the time,or check if you have a toolstatiopn near you and just pick it upDO NOT ARGUE WITH A FOOL,THEY WILL DRAG YOU DOWN TO THERE LEVEL THEN BEAT YOU WITH EXPIERENCE:D0 -
Thank you!
Do you know if its sold in B&Q or Wickes?
If not I'll order some.
Thanks again!January grocery spending - £82.73/ £1200 -
Just an update - got some Unibond Grout Reviver from Homebase for £4.99 (was passing and it saved the delivery charge) and have had a go.
As a first impression it seems to have worked quite well - just waiting for it to dry and then will wipe off the excess and admire my work!
Thanks again for your help stephen25uk!January grocery spending - £82.73/ £1200
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