Tile repair is inevitable
As sure as water is wet, you will eventually need tile repair for your
pool or deck.Perhaps you have a pool party, and you need to temporarily repair a
tile or two. Examine the area where the tile(s) are missing. If the mortar is
still intact, you can simply use grout to hold the tile into place until you
can make a proper repair. Be sure that your tile grout is designed for swimming
pools; mix it in a small container according to the directions.
Permanent tile repair
When you are ready to
permanently replace the tile, completely remove the old mortar carefully,
using a chisel, or with a handheld oscillating tool that is fitted with a blade
for grout removal. Brush out the dust and mortar particles with a dry
paintbrush. Mix thin set tile mortar in a small container according to directions
on the bag or box. Spread the mortar about 1/8-inch thick with a notched trowel.
Place the appropriate tile in the mortar and apply pressure. Be sure that the
new grout joint is uniform with the neighboring tile joints. After the mortar
dries, apply the swimming pool tile grout as mentioned above, and allow it to
dry before refilling the water level.
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Replacing your tile is more than just a cosmetic fix for your pool. Your
best option is to hire an experienced and reputable pool contractor because
pool repair and renovation is a complex undertaking. It is advisable to hire a
pool contractor that has experience building, designing, maintain, and
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