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About Michael C. Malizia
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I can answer questions about, Grout and ceramic tile restoration and installation. This topic generally focuses on new or old installations that have an existing problem. I can offer advice on how to correct common made installation mistakes. Such as, cementitious grout problems, efflorescence, ghosting, shading, and flash. And tile installation problems such as, floor deflection, slip resistance, loose tiles, vapor transmission and many others. These are just a few of the problems associated with new tile and grout installations. I can also offer advice with restoring old tile and grout problems such as, sealer removal, re-sealing, grout re-coloring, grout repair, and caulking.

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Connecticut Stamford Hilton,Southampton hospital, Mcdonalds, Wading river hotel, Eastwind caterers, La pizzola, Setauket bagels, Sortsman kennels, Savinos resteraunt, Custom building products, Super-tec, Cancos, Southampton brick and tile, Tech, Dap, Poland spring water etc.


 
   

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Flooring and Carpeting - Bathroom ceramic tile removal


Expert: Michael C. Malizia - 7/3/2006

Question
Getting ready to completely renovate the bathroom of a 50 yr old house. The wall tile is applied to a concrete surface on a wire mesh that is nailed to the studs. What is the best method of removing this material without damaging the other side of the walls?
Thank you.

Answer
Hello, and thank you, for contacting The Grout Dye Company in NY.

Their is no easy way, this is complete demolition using, grinders, vacuums, hammers chisels and a pry bar. And wear proper safety equipment and a mask.

Thank you ,
Michael C. Malizia
The Grout Dye Company
www.groutdye.com
groutdye@aol.com


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