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I have just finished to tile and grout a full bathroom. the costumer very happy with the work. But they asked me we the grout has sunken back a bit into the gap between the tiles? and way it is not level with the new tiles. That was the first time someone asked me that. I tried to explain and said, it is to do with the grout shrink a bit when it dry off. Is that right? But what is most importantly, is there any way stopping it from shrinking like this or how do you get the perfect finish?

Thanks

Sasi
 
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