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DIRECTIONS:
How to Fix Loose/Hollow Tile & Stone Floors:
1. Locate loose or hollow problem areas by tapping with wooden dowel or broom
handle, listening for the hollow problem areas. Mark entire perimeter of problem areas
with chalk, tape or similar.
2. Use a masonry Drill bit normally 1/8", 3/16" or 1/4" whichever is LARGER that
barely fits between the tiles without touching the tiles (larger holes make filling with the
adhesive easier). Drill 2-3 holes on each side of the tile for a (12”x12”) tile.
More holes are needed to be drilled for larger tiles up to 4-6 holes.
Drill STRAIGHT down into the grout lines inside the problem areas (do not
contact tiles with drill bit). Once the drill bit clears the grout you will feel it release
meaning you have reached the void. This is far enough; do not drill into the sub floor!
3. Vacuum over each hole to remove all loose dust and debris, preferably with a shop
vac hose or hand extension end from a house vacuum to get maximum suction over each
hole. Tapping lightly with a rubber mallet helps to loosen debris for better results.
4. Insert the Fix-A-Floor tube tip into the drilled hole measuring for a snug fit. CUT
the tip to fit snug into drilled hole ensuring the tip does NOT rest on the sub-floor
promoting good flow! Unscrew the tip and pierce a hole (with an awl) on the top of
the threaded tube cap and replace tip.
Using a quality caulking gun slowly squeeze Fix-A-Floor Repair Adhesive to fill each
hole keeping tip pressed firmly into each hole. Be careful of spillage while moving from
one hole to the next, place finger over tip. If one hole proves problematic simply move
on to another nearby hole. Once the adhesive spills up and out of nearby holes this
ensures penetration and filling of the problem area. Keep filling and empty tube to
ensure complete coverage.
5. Place a 1/2 way filled 5 gallon bucket(s) of water or similar on subject areas. Be sure
to clean up any excess Fix-A-Floor with sponge and water as necessary. Allow to cure
for minimum of 24 hours.
6. Grout drilled holes by simply mixing a color matching grout into a medium
consistency and fill/press into holes (usually with a finger). After 15-20 minutes use a
damp cloth or sponge to smooth and blend onto existing grout. Allow to dry and wipe
clean with a dry cloth and your floor is as good as new!!
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