[Shermer321]

As the title suggests. I did this last night and looking for an experts opinion. This is my first attempt and wondering if I did alright. My only concern is not waiting long enough to wipe it out.

I also attached the pics to see my work.

 

[oh'mike]

That grout job looks just fine--good as a matter of fact----

A tile with a heavy beveled edge like that one needs a lowered grout line----

 

[cleveman]

You are the man on the ground.

I want the joints as full as possible, as flush to the surface as possible. And I want them as smooth as possible.

That tile looks like it has a nice glazed surfaces, but those pock marks could have been troublesome.

 

[pgc555]

Like Mike said, If you "FILL" a chiseled edge tile like that you create a very
wide and jagged grout line. You done good Kid!

 

[jeffnc]

That grout job looks just fine--good as a matter of fact----

A tile with a heavy beveled edge like that one needs a lowered grout line----

Plus 1 to that.

 

[Fix'n it]

yeah, that looks pretty good. the only issue you may have = if it is in the dining room/whatever, and you have chairs with wheels on them.

 

[Fix'n it]

how about a pic of the room/floor. round here, we like pics.

 

[jeffnc]

the only issue you may have = if it is in the dining room/whatever, and you have chairs with wheels on them.

In that case, it would have been better to pick a different tile, rather than grout it too full.

 

[Fix'n it]

In that case, it would have been better to pick a different tile, rather than grout it too full.

indeed. but that doesn't matter now. sides, we don't where this tile is.

 

[Shermer321]

It's in my entry. I attached another picture (1st post). It is about 80 square feet, so not too much. And wheels won't be a problem.

I tried in the closet to put grout flush to the top wait and wipe it off, but like someone noted, it was a horrible edge, like a non-uniform river between tiles.

 

[Fix'n it]

:thumbup:

you think it looks good now. wait till the space is all finished.