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grout removal
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best way to get it off is a sharp blade and scrape it,stanley make a holder for their blades so its like a proper scraper but with a very sharp edge,the blade just pushes in,you can get one from any diy store or hardware shop...
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no not if you use a new blade...
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...in case this helps anyone else whose excess grout hasn't completely cured yet (could be weeks after the job was done) -a couple of hours soak with a sugar solution softens the grout. Large bits should then be removed with a sharpened block of hardwood, & then scrub the rest with a nylon scouring pad -the kind for dishwashing- & plenty of water
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