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Old Jan 7, 2007, 03:40 PM
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tile grout left on wall

Is there a way to remove tile grout after removing tiles. Some of the wall paper has come off in doing this. Can I just take all the paper off the wall and replaster it using wallboard plaster. Want to paint the wall

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Old Jan 7, 2007, 09:55 PM   #2  
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If you want to paint the wall, you should really remove all of the wallpaper first anyway. I've pulled some tile off of my wall, and the resulting surface was a horrible mess. It took a while working with durabond (for the big holes) and drywall compound (for the finishing coats) to make it nice and smooth again.
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If you want to paint the wall, you should really remove all of the wallpaper first anyway. I've pulled some tile off of my wall, and the resulting surface was a horrible mess. It took a while working with durabond (for the big holes) and drywall compound (for the finishing coats) to make it nice and smooth again.


It wasnt wallpaper that I was removing it was the paper from the wallboard that came off while taking the tile off. Left a huge mess. Grout that is left is hard to get off. There are no holes in the wall . Just cant seem to get the remaining grout off the wall and wanted to see if there was a better way to do it.
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