How Do You Repair Cracked Grout Around The Pool Tile?
Over time, you may find that the grout around your pool tile has begun to crack and lift. Exposure to the elements, chlorine, and sun may have faded the color of your grout and left you with tile that is looking lackluster, dull, and splotchy. This is a relatively common phenomenon, and one that can be remedied with the right tools, and a little bit of good old-fashioned elbow grease. By following a few simple steps, you can have your pool tile looking brand new. Removing and Replacing Cracked or Fading Grout Step 1 Remove the old grout. There is a simple tool called a grout saw that’s sole purpose is the removal of grout. You can find these tools at any tile or home improvement store. They are inexpensive and a must-have for removing old grout from within the tile joints. To remove the grout you place the toothed blades of the device in the grout joints and run the grout saw back and forth. The grout will break down into a powder. Use a shop vacuum to pick up the grout dust. Some grou
