How would you handle this?
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reddit.comPosted Sep 20, 2023, 4:38 AM UTC
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reddit.comreddit.comPosted Sep 20, 2023, 4:38 AM UTC
Apologies in a reply comment I used a curse word which I believe flagged my comment.
Personally I would regrout especially since I can see a botched caulking job on the tile joints (you’re not supposed to put caulk to fix or hide grout)
Or I would use a coloured grout sealant matching the original grout for the parts that aren’t covered in silicone/caulk
Thank you for a speedy response! Shower was like this when I bought the house / haven’t put caulk/ grout etc myself yet but appreciate the heads up as my mind went to caulking when I first looked at addressing the problem. I think if I were to regrout I’d want to redo the whole shower - for now just looking to attack the problem spot. You mention grout sealant. Let’s say I choose that path would you dig out what’s existing (or would I then need to regrout with that move?) or just put the sealant directly over what I see (after some more bleach?) Appreacite you Young.
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