Grouting Bevelled brick tiles

[Dansettes]

I have just tiled my kitchen splash back and I am ready to grout. The tiles are 300x100 white bevelled tiles. What is the best way to grout bevelled tiles? I have read your advice about grouting normal tiles but cannot find any posts specifically about grouting bevelled tiles. How do I remove the excess grout in the bevel without disturbing the grout line? Should I finish the grout line with anything? Thanks

 

[cam_low]

i use a karl dahm washboy. odd bits here and there the index finger gets pulled to smooth anything i miss.

 

[Qwerty]

Just float the grout into the grout joints. Mixed to the correct consistency it should just fill the joints. Wipe away as per manufacturers instructions and it will leave a nice tidy uniformed joint. No need to finish the joint in any way.

 

[Mr Tiler]

so ya don't dig the float into the bevelled edge cam? just sponge the whole joint? cheers

 

[widler]

Just grout it the same as flat tiles

 

[Alan.P]

Grout and clean as normal ???? A bit of TLC in some awkward spots but otherwise business as usual.

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Just grout it the same as flat tiles

Beat me to it

 

[Rizzle from the Portizzle]

grout as normal then use the back of a pencil run along the joints removing exsess grout then wash with sponge .one way cleaning the spong with every sweep .we used to call that sticking the joints