Bathroom

7 years ago

Please help ... How do we get a straight edge between the painted ceiling and the grout from the wall tiles ?? Nightmare

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PRO
Clay Construction Inc.
7 years ago
Hello Debbie,

Can you email me a picture at larry@clayconstruction.ca. I can make some suggestions. We don't have an issue with this so it would be good to see what you are dealing with. Cheers Larry
PRO
Marc Oliver Bathrooms
7 years ago
I guess the paint is soaking into the grout. You will need to sand the grout lines down I guess to give a straight line. Alternatively, go over them with a decorators caulk??

We had a similar problem with a black grout on a ceiling that was to be painted white. I would love to hear what the pro decorators recommend.
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Clay Construction Inc.

Marc Oliver Bathrooms

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