Can this product be used to reattach tiles as well as for grout?
997164
I used this grout to re-attach tiles in my plaster pool at the water line. However, I use a pool cement to "glue" them in place, after setting overnight, I use the water proof grout. I don't know if the grout alone will hold tiles in place.
997165
Yes it can. It is very strong and holds up well. I also used a tint in it, and it did very well with the added color.
493886
somewhat but probably not the way you would like the results to be. Go to http://www.ronhazelton.com/ and search under his quick tips. He has one on cleaning grout.
337200
I didn't grout it, so I don't know. However, it has a backing and the stones are not very porous, so I'd think you could. Sorry I can't give you a definitive answer.
364865
I wouldn't.. it's much stiffer than you think it is... and the plastic bristles I believe would scratch.. I used it to clean grout, and it scratched the tile.
865067
I doubt it. This is a great tool, but the bits break if you just move at the wrong angle in sheet rock. I'd be surprised if it could handle tile. Maybe there is a special bit you can buy for it?
794321
I wouldn't. there is a mixture that is sold at most tile stores specifically for that. it forms a water proof membrane behind tile.
1273572
I used it on my travertine and marble tile grout without any problem. I suggest using it in an inconspicuous spot just to be sure first.
1334152
This is excellent on my vinyl floor! I am not familiar with a "vinyl composite tile", but the product works with ceramic tile also and will not harm grout.
481917
I used it underwater on the tile grout and sealed it without a problem. It was quite quick to adhere. It most likely would work.
1964354
I don't see why not, find a drill bit that goes through tile, make sure you find the stud behind the tile first, drill a pilot hole first and then you would screw into the stud for maximum hold. If you have other tile I would practice first with the bit to make sure it would not crack or split. This is a chance you would take. I, myself would find another place for it because you never know how the tile will react when you start drilling and screwing on it.
1869420
it certainly worked wonders on my tile floors and walls. used it for just this purpose in the bathroom and kitchen and it worked great. you'll want to use a grout sealer after you have cleaned it for extra protection.
1045785
Yes,you can. I use it on travertine tile and it does a fantastic job! I hope this is helpful!!
2256485
No, This product is mainly for wood flooring. Tile must be glued directly to a rigid surface. I would use Hardibacker with a thin layer of thinset mortar (or adhesive) on top of the wood subfloor. Then mortar the tiles to the Hardibacker.
2275510
I would say yes as long as you drill the tile carefully and hit a wall stud. I mounted on drywall. Some of my mounting holes missed the stud. I used molly's (sp) on those holes. If all the force is pulling on the tile and not a stud, it could pull the tile off.
643880
It will work but you will have to let the compressor catch back up. If you are scraping tile off of drywall I'd probably do it by hand with a regular hammer and hand chisel if you are trying not to damage the drywall. Just my opinion. It's actually easier to cut out the drywall and tile as one and replace it altogether.
1386125
Yes it will. I'm assuming you mean bathroom tiles. Moisten before adhering and remove after use. I wouldn't count on a permanent hold though.
61965
It can be done but if the grouting ends at the edge of carpet tiles may be an issue. We love them..perfect for finished basemend floor.We have over cement.Sticks fine..We used these in case of water damage. They can be removed ..dried and replaced