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Using Silicone instead of Grout on Granite Tile Countertop
On the diy network yesterday, someone mentioned using silicone applied to the edge of granite tile and pushing the tiles together as close as possible instead of grouting.
Has anyone used this method? What are the pros and cons? |
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