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How to Tile a Backsplash Series: Applying Sealant and Grout
Seal tile, protect appliances and countertops, and use the right grout application to make a good tile job look great.
Sanded vs. Unsanded Grout
Which of these two common styles of grout you use on your tile job is typically based on the width of the joints between tiles.
A Fearless Approach to Epoxy Grout
When durability is paramount, epoxy can’t be beat, and with careful prep work, it’s not as fussy as you think.
Two Projects with Epoxy Grout
Using epoxy grout to tile showers is a mixed experience
Epoxy vs. Cement Grout
Learn how to choose between stronger and more expensive epoxy and traditional, easy-to-apply cement-based grout.
Tile Grout: Seal or No Seal?
Tilesetter Tom Meehan offers advice on sealing grout and tile.
Crack-free, color-matched grout for a tile backsplash
My experience as a kitchen designer has taught me that tile installers rarely use color-matched caulk to fill the space between the first row of tiles in a kitchen backsplash…
A Better Way to Tile a Big Floor
A high-tech membrane minimizes the chances for cracked tile or grout failure.
Replacing a Broken Tile
With a little care and the right tools, it's easy to remove a cracked floor tile and install a new one.
Tiling a Backsplash
Durable and decorative, a tile backsplash dresses up the wall behind a sink or behind a stove.

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