Comments on: Ceramic tile backsplash – want to change? http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm Welcome to Mosaic Novelties, everything to do with Mosaic Tiles, Slate and Mosaic Home Decor Tue, 21 Jun 2011 02:04:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: eskie lover http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1177 eskie lover Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:54:23 +0000 http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm#comment-1177 You will have to demo out the old tile, remove the grout and adhesive, level the wall out and fill any holes with spackle, then re-adhere the new tile, grout and seal the grout. This will give you a professional look and you won't have problems later with the new tile you install. You will have to demo out the old tile, remove the grout and adhesive, level the wall out and fill any holes with spackle, then re-adhere the new tile, grout and seal the grout. This will give you a professional look and you won’t have problems later with the new tile you install.

]]> By: Bronwyn http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1178 Bronwyn Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:54:23 +0000 http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm#comment-1178 No, you have to remove them. Then you have to make sure all the glue is removed from the wall and the wall is CLEAN before you can put other tile there. No, you have to remove them. Then you have to make sure all the glue is removed from the wall and the wall is CLEAN before you can put other tile there.

]]> By: poolhottieteffie http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm/comment-page-1#comment-1179 poolhottieteffie Sat, 04 Jul 2009 00:54:23 +0000 http://www.mosaicnovelties.com/ceramic-tile-backsplash-want-to-change.htm#comment-1179 If you are going to retile, use a saws-all to cut around the tiles, then pull the drywall right off. This eliminates the need for chipping off tiles and sanding away old grout. Stick up new drywall, and tile again. Make sure there is no wiring or plumbing behind the walls you are taking down...that could be costly. If you are going to retile, use a saws-all to cut around the tiles, then pull the drywall right off. This eliminates the need for chipping off tiles and sanding away old grout. Stick up new drywall, and tile again.

Make sure there is no wiring or plumbing behind the walls you are taking down…that could be costly.

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