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Where can I purchase a manual grout saw?

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You can purchase a manual grout saw in a large hardware store.

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What is the best way to remove cement stains from tiles?

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I recommend doing an acid wash to remove cement stains from tiles.

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My contractor left large amounts of grout in the corners. Is there a way to remove this without messing up the porcelain tile?

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Porcelain is very durable, so you should be able to use a chisel and hammer.

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Does the area being grouted need to be completely dry?

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The tile does not have to be completely dry, a little moisture will not hurt it.

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What attachment do I use to sand grout with the dremel tool 395?

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To sand grout with the dremel tool 395 I recommend using thie thinnest abrasive stone style.

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