Fixing Tiles That Have A Hollow Sound

Using Fix A Floor to fix tiles that have a hollow sound.

[@kauaireed9006]

great down to earth video , thanks for taking the time to make it .

[@beelievehomestead]

Thanks. Hope this helps. If you need any further clarification please don’t hesitate to reach out.

[@kauaireed9006]

@@beelievehomestead what size drill bit did you use? Thanks

[@beelievehomestead]

@@kauaireed9006 I used a 1/8' drill bit which was the same size recommended to drill into the tube. That was also the same size of my grout lines. I cut the very end of the tip of Fix A Floor to make the smallest hole possible. This allowed for the tip to fit into the hole I drilled. Hope this helps!

[@kauaireed9006]

@@beelievehomestead thanks

[@kauaireed9006]

@@beelievehomestead just got done using fix a floor, that stuff is so runny. Almost like water, thanks for the video.

[@Dermuu]

Wonderful tutorial, thank you.

[@James-hm9on]

Thanks for the info

[@beelievehomestead]

Thanks. If my video is unclear about using the product, feel free to shoot me a question. I’ll be happy to try and answer them.

[@adisharr]

Did you forget to back butter or not use directional troweling on the thinset?

[@beelievehomestead]

We did back butter ever tile using a 1/4” notched trowel. We eventually switched to a 1/2” notched trowel. ua-cam.com/video/535UotB3vP0/v-deo.html

[@adisharr]

​@@beelievehomesteadI got you, yeah the half inch notched trowel would fill in a lot better. Every time I do something with tiles there's always something I wish I would have done after it's all done LOL.