Difficulty: Moderate
Instructions
Things You'll Need:
- Tile adhesive
- Tile grout
- Replacement tile (If you don't have the old tile.)
- Notched trowel
- Grout in a tube that matches the color of the existing grout
- Sponge to wipe up excess grout
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Step 1
Buy tile adhesive and tile grout at a hardware store. You don't need a lot of adhesive and grout to replace one tile, so buy the smallest sizes possible.
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Step 2
The best bet is to use the old tile if you have it. (A broken tile can be glued together with krazy glue). If you need a new tile, buy a replacement tile in the closest color possible. You may have to shop online for specialty tile colors and shapes.
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Step 3
Clean out loose debris from the area where you'll glue the replacement tile. Make sure the surface is dry.
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Step 4
Evenly spread tile adhesive to the area where you will apply the tile. Use a notched trowel.
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Step 5
Press the tile firmly down into the adhesive.
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Step 6
After the adhesive dries, apply grout from the grout tube.
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Step 7
Wipe off the excess grout with a damp sponge.
