Remove loose tiles 4.
How to replace bathtub wall tiles.
Let the adhesive dry then grout the tile with a grout that matches the original tile.
Stretch fiberglass tape over all the seams in the backerboard to help seal them.
Set the cleaned tiles into the adhesive bed aligning the grout joints with the existing tile.
Buy premixed thin set or follow the directions carefully on a powdered mix so you get.
Run the tool guides between the tiles and grind through the old grout.
Changing out floor tiles.
Cut the sheets to fit with a utility knife and screw them to the studs.
Sometimes you can remove the old tile with a hammer and chisel without damaging the backer board but that s often difficult.
Replace the tile by pushing it into the adhesive or thinset firmly so it is bedded in the material.
Use a reciprocating saw to cut any screws.
Go over the thin set with the notched side of the trowel to make grooves in it so the tile sticks better.
Make sure the joints around the tile are uniform and the surface of the newly installed tile s are flush with the surrounding tiles.
Start on the side of your bathroom furthest from the door.
Step 1 use a hammer and chisel and work your way across to remove the tile.
Install the new backerboard around the tub.
Clean joints with a grout saw.
Loosen cracked tile using cold chisel and hammer.
Protect work area with canvas drop cloth 2.
Dry fit the new tile to the wall 6.
Simplify the job by purchasing a grout removal kit that attaches to a dremel tool.
Use trowel to scrape the wall clean of loose debris 5.
Use plastic spacers between tiles to maintain uniform grout lines.
Old ceramic tiles may break for several reasons.
Do not grout between the bottom row of tiles and the shower pan or floor.
Use a utility knife to score grout joints around the cracked tiles 3.
How to replace broken 1950s bathroom wall tiles.
Attach the removal unit and set the bit depth to 1 4 in.
Renewing old grout has always involved long hours of hacking away at old worn grout with a tiny grout saw.