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Strikes me as something that would chip/flake off easily. I would take out as much of the existing grout with a grout rake then re-grout.
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Same (well that's what I did the previous two times I did the bathroom)... which was why I wondered if anyone had tried it themselves.
I guess it is just a case of raking over to key, rather than raking it out then it could be doable. We'll see what they say as they'll have a bit of downtime as they're relaying our bathroom floor.
It feels quite nice paying somebody else to do DIY for once.
hugo7
Thanks. Good to know.
Found some handy men to help do that and a few jobs now my OH can't help with anything, so I guess I'll go with what they say.
On that note, my OH wants them to "skim grout" the kitchen wall tiles to freshen up the grouting (they saw it done somewhere). I haven't pressed it, but I thought you had to dig out the old grouting as the fresh grouting needs to be a certain depth to adhere.
Probably worth also saying that the current tiles have a relatively deep(?) grout line.
Again I guess I'll see what the handymen say, but would be curious if anyone has tried it?