Learn Tile Techniques Part 1 | The Home Depot
Learn the steps to installing tile in your home. In this video you will learn about the materials needed for your tiling project. Proper safety procedures along with step-by-step tiling techniques.
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Hello, I'm installing granite tiles in my bathroom and I purchased charcoal sanded grout at my local home depot (i also purchased the tiles and everything else there). In this video you said that 1) the curing process is very important 2) don't cure colored grout. Does that mean that I should not cure my charcoal sanded grout, even though it's a very important step in the process?
@WBeez Don't cure your charcoal grout it will become light in spots. I would also mix it with grout shield instead of water to seal it.
@Alltiletube Good to know, thank you!
this video jumps back and forth between mortaring the tile and grouting the tile and not chronological.
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puerte!!
Idiot Kid over at Home Depot told me that Liquid Nails is what is used on tile for a Backsplash . I got three tiles up before the first slid off the wall and to the floor !
Wow. They sure jump around.