Loose Tile Repair Adhesive, Hollow  Tile Ceramic Tile Floor Repair

• Easily repair loose ceramic, porcelain, or stone tiles
• Fill hollow tile areas on the floor to prevent cracking and breaking
• Loose Tile Repair Adhesive (LTR) easily cleans up with water

How to repair a loose or hollow tile

Shake LTR by Colorfast well before using. Tap tiles lightly with a rubber mallet to determine that the tile has hollow areas. Next, drill into the grout joint around the loose tile with a 1/8" masonry dril bit. Drill down slightly deeper than the thickness of the tile. Drill 4 to 8 holes around the loose tile. Be careful not to drill into the tile. Use a vacuum or shop vac to clean away all dust and debris from holes and surrounding area. Then use a caulk gun to apply the tile adhesive. Insert the tip directly into a drilled hole and inject adhesive with light pressure (if having trouble or in cold weather, soak the LTR tube in 70-90 degree water for 30 minutes). Tap the tile with the rubber mallet. Rotate the caulk gun to the other holes and inject until the adhesive begins to come up through the holes. Clean excess with damp sponge or rag. When done, close the cartridge cap with cap provided. Place a weight, such as a bucket of water, on the reset tile and allow 24-72 hours for adhesive to cure, depending on temperature and humidity. Clean-up excess adhesive around the tile with a damp sponge or rag. Fill holes in grout with matching caulking or grout.