[badhaircut]

There are a few inches of grout missing between some of my tiles. This wall of the shower gets a lot more water due to the spout being on it and water deflecting onto the wall. Should I just caulk it with some shower caulk or should I remove and re-grout?
A complete bathroom reno will be in the works in the next 2 years or so so the cheapest method would be best.
Any thoughts?

 

[cmorales]

If you have a white cement, you can use this to cover the grout gap in your bathroom tiles.

 

[badhaircut]

what is white cement?

 

[cmorales]

White cement is a type of color cement with a high degree of whiteness. This type of cement that use for cementing the tiles especially in the bathroom.

 

[oh'mike]

Buy a small package of unsanded grout---fill in the gaps--and start saving up for that bath remodel---that 'grout failure' is actually a symptom of 'wall failure'.

 

[JazMan]

White cement huh....?

Mike is right, the wall behind the tiles is probably shot. Grout does not come out unless the wall is moving/flexing etc. Grout or caulk, as long as you don't mind living with it for a short time.

Jaz

 

[badhaircut]

I bought some white shower caulking with that do the trick and I'm guessing I should clear out any loose grout first correct? I also have some White mastic


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[JazMan]

Mastic....for what? White caulk will probably be much whiter than white grout. Was that grout white? Yes, it'll work.

Jaz

 

[badhaircut]

All right caulking it is thanks for all the info


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