Apply thinset mortar step 6.
How to replace a wall tile in the kitchen.
Dry fit the new tile to the wall 6.
Push the tile against the kitchen wall.
Wipe away any excess thinset mortar from the replacement.
Wedge the end of a putty knife beneath the bottom of a tile and gently pry outward.
Remove loose tiles 4.
Clear the counter so you will have easy access to the backsplash.
Score the old tile step 3.
Remove the painter s tape from the surrounding tiles.
Remove the old mortar step 5.
Remove the grout step 2.
Cover any vents and remove the moldings using a pry bar.
Set in the replacement tile.
What you need to know.
Take care not to drill right through the tile and.
To replace kitchen tiles without removing the cabinets begin by clearing out the unnecessary items in the kitchen.
Place 1 8 inch spacers between the edge of the replacement tile and the tiles remaining on the wall.
Remove outlet covers and cut the electricity to the area where you will be removing the tiles.
To stop the drill bit from slipping on the tile start by sticking a piece of masking tape over the centre of.
Remove the grout first.
Use a utility knife to score grout joints around the cracked tiles 3.
Push the grout into the joints at different angles to fill them all.
Next put masking tape on the edges of the cabinets to protect them from damage.
Scraping away grout between the tiles is the first step in removing them.
Drill a small hole into the tile using a ceramic tile bit.
Use trowel to scrape the wall clean of loose debris 5.
Fill the joints with premixed grout using a grout float.
How to remove replace tiles step 1.
Use a grout removal.
Once you have tools and materials on hand it s time to begin the process.
Break up the old tile step 4.