Can this be grouted or is there another recommendation for sealing tile for use as a backsplash?
1801648
This cannot be grouted. I would talk to a title specialist on if this is a good choice to use as a backsplash. I have it in my bathroom over the vanity, so it does not get wet.
690023
I doubt it. The purpose is to seal the surface once every thing is dry. Then reseal every year to be safe. I don't think you want to mix anything with the grout as that would interfere with the purpose of the grout.
130343
while I still would recommend drilling a small hole and using an anchor in the tile for best results... You can use either two sided tape or good apoxy glue like gorilla glue
1260943
We sell a Bostik Diamond premixed that looks fantastic with this mosaic. Its a flexible sealed grout. It is a recommendation by us. Hope you find something you like. Good luck!!!
121886
I too have tile countertops but I bought a large nylon cutting board and use the mat on it instead of the countertop. The mat is thin and will not bridge the grout lines.
2238917
It's a sealer with a gloss finish. I'm not sure what you're using it on, but it's meant for absorptive surfaces like rough stone and grout. It's not meant for an already sealed surface or a very smooth surface like granite. Be careful not to let water sit on it for too long. If water sits on the finish, it gets kind of soft and milky. I used it on the slate tile backsplash of our kitchen and it worked perfectly.
584440
I just mounted this onto a tile backspash, but I had cut tile ahead of time to accommodate it. I would imagine you would have to either drill into the tile, or remove two tiles and cut to fit. Then just mount the plastic screw mounts into your wall and then the bar on top. You can dig through the grout and pop off a tile, then just re-grout if you need too.
595154
It may be possible to do so, but mine is mounted on the wall and tiled around (tile first, but leave one side untiled so the cornerpiece can be slipped into place without fighting the tile, unless you have huge grout lines). The tile should dry first because the cornerpiece needs to be held in place with tape while it dries in place. I really like how it looks.
690024
Please do not mix with grout! It is intended to be used after the grout has cured for at least 48-72 hours. In my opinion, most of the products that claim to protect grout from being stained are just gimmicks. As a tile contractor with over 25 years of experience, my preferred method for grouting would be to use Custom Building Products Polyblend cement-based grout that is mixed with water. If you want maximum protection, try my Epoxy Bond. Why? Because it never needs to be sealed, is 99% waterproof, and will not crack in corners like regular grout.
2252610
I never used it for grout, but there is a blade for a sawzall that will do that.Spyder 100234 Grout-Out Multi Blade
1756870
I suppose you could afro-enginuity a fix by using a length of allthread and washer and nut, BUT it would be a waste of time and a exersice in futility. anyway the coiled wire is wider than the grout line and you would scar the tile. If yu truly want to attempt this it this type way get a cheap rototool and the wire wheel that is available.
1825816
I never used it on grout or shower tile. However i think it would work great on the tile. We use this product for my dads headstone which is granite and it works amazing. Hence the name :)
1630328
It will seal both. We applied to just the grout and then wiped with a towel. It is easy to apply and works very well.
713348
I uzed mine on slate and i thi k its some of the best sealer ive used. T is so much more porous. Than slate. I think tbisprouduct may work with multiple. Ooats but obiously try a sample spot or better yet, buy a si gle tile and work it
288566
As the individual pieces are very tightly assembled together, you really do not have to grout these tiles (depending on exactly which surface they'll be used, of course). And you might want to seal these materials with a water-based, non-chemical penetrating sealer. For more information, please reach Oracle Tile & Stone. Thank you.
1497931
Hello-You can certainly seal your tiles with our 511 Porous Plus. But they would only require sealing if they are a porous material. If they absorb/darken when water is applied to the tiles then it would be a good idea to seal them. If they do not absorb water then you should not have to seal them.Thank YouMSCtechnical Support Team
1630329
ceramic and porcelain tile usually requires no sealing since they are not porous. seal the grout between the tiles.