Tile chip repair:
A chip off the old block
Tile chip repair:
A chip off the old block
When you think of tile chip repair, you’ll probably want to reach for the phone and call a professional. But wait – maybe you can save time and money. Our guide will show you how to fix cracked ceramic tiles yourself, and give you some suggestions for the best adhesive products.
Before you begin, take a close look at the tile and determine the damage. If it’s just a small crack or chip, you can fill in the area with a sealant. Tiles in a bad state may have to be replaced altogether.
Follow these simple steps to carry out tile chip repair.
If ceramic tile repair is not an option, you’ll need to remove and replace the tile instead. Here’s how:
Follow these steps for the perfect finish.
Tiles are mostly found in bathrooms and kitchens, and thus are at risk from mould. Make sure you choose a sanitary sealant that’s durable and waterproof, such as UniBond Triple Protection Anti-Mould Sealant. Any non-sanitary adhesive or grout you use should have the same qualities, which is why we recommend the 2-in-1 UniBond Wall Tile Adhesive & Grout: Triple Protection Anti-Mould.
What about the best glue for broken ceramic tiles? If you think the tile chip repair will be a quick fix, try UniBond 100% Power Glue. It’s extremely strong and also waterproof, making it perfect for use on bathroom and kitchen tiles.