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Yes it is possible to chip the tiles if you don't concentrate,it can remove the grout that easy that you stop paying attention.You can also scratch the tiles but this is all due to the tiler and not the tool.
Recently I did a big bathroom showroom,very high spec(toilet roll holders can cost £50)loads of porcelain.Finished the job and ended up being there for another 2 weeks because the fitters put fittings in the wrong place,scratched the tiles and broke tiles.They were always in the middle in difficult places to remove and thank God I had the Multimaster.Removed the grout very easily even 2mm joint Grumpy,then used different attachment to remove all the difficult and stubborn addy.
Tysfoot mate your crazy to have turned down the job,before I had this I wouldn't do any re-grouting now I 'm very happy to take the jobs,told the lads at Topps if anyone comes in wanting it done put them my way and they said they will tell all the other tilers too cause they say they all turn down re-groutig work so they'll get them to put that work to me.
You try re-grouting with a rake I can gaurantee you'll scratch loads of tiles and chip a few aswell,just tell the customer if they want any re-grouting theres always a good chance that some tiles might get scratched or chipped,they just have to except that. Much less chance with a multimaster though.
I took on board what you said a while ago Tys not many tilers will do re-grouts so theres an opening in the market,thats why I bought a multimaster from BUYBRANDTOOLS(I want a big discount next time)When work is sparce its good to have a service that the other local tilers don't have.
My fingers are tired now:sleep:
Recently I did a big bathroom showroom,very high spec(toilet roll holders can cost £50)loads of porcelain.Finished the job and ended up being there for another 2 weeks because the fitters put fittings in the wrong place,scratched the tiles and broke tiles.They were always in the middle in difficult places to remove and thank God I had the Multimaster.Removed the grout very easily even 2mm joint Grumpy,then used different attachment to remove all the difficult and stubborn addy.
Tysfoot mate your crazy to have turned down the job,before I had this I wouldn't do any re-grouting now I 'm very happy to take the jobs,told the lads at Topps if anyone comes in wanting it done put them my way and they said they will tell all the other tilers too cause they say they all turn down re-groutig work so they'll get them to put that work to me.
You try re-grouting with a rake I can gaurantee you'll scratch loads of tiles and chip a few aswell,just tell the customer if they want any re-grouting theres always a good chance that some tiles might get scratched or chipped,they just have to except that. Much less chance with a multimaster though.
I took on board what you said a while ago Tys not many tilers will do re-grouts so theres an opening in the market,thats why I bought a multimaster from BUYBRANDTOOLS(I want a big discount next time)When work is sparce its good to have a service that the other local tilers don't have.
My fingers are tired now:sleep:
